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Netflix's stock dropped 9% after its second quarter earnings report, raising concerns about future growth prospects. Despite revenue increasing 13% and viewers watching over 97 billion hours in the first half of the year, investor worries remain about declining engagement and younger audiences shifting to social media. The company plans to diversify content with live programming, sports, and videos from digital outlets to drive growth.
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