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Netflix is the world's leading internet television network with over 75 million streaming members in over 90 countries. Its mission is to become the best global entertainment distribution service and help content creators find a global audience. Netflix's strengths include its strong brand, large catalog of TV shows, movies, and original content. It faces threats from technological advancements and black market competitors. Netflix's business model focuses on value, convenience, and selection for its customers who are typically aged 24-35 with at least a bachelor's degree.
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