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he's curious what you mean by digital center piece? Does it imply a shift away from third-party licensing
Nielsen adjusted their methodology—the end result was lower streaming viewership and higher broadcast and cable viewership
Reed Hastings preferred to build versus buy. Was Netflix, Inc.’s decision to pursue Warner Brothers a key factor
how directly tied is engagement to churn and pricing power as you started taking talking more openly
Are you testing premium tier free trials? We recently, meaning Rich, recently opened Netflix, Inc.
help us understand why your new UI/UX is so important as you expand live content
Does your price increase cadence change due to the global economic uncertainty, or is that outweighed by
Has the fight and WWE Raw results influenced your decision process on additional rights like the UFC?
how fast can you move the goalposts on engagement, and how does the UI/tech stack rebuild this summer play into that step-change
the projections you made, and I realize this transaction took way longer to close than you had expected
how do we think about how you drive return and how you'll use the UFC assets across Paramount plus, CBS and even maybe some of your cable networks
I'm curious why you haven't sought to acquire 101 Studios to be fully vertically integrated with Taylor
I want to understand, what's happening in terms of not being able to sell advertising against Nielsen data. Have you seen any material impact in Q4 from not having Nielsen data
If you're the oil powering the modern Internet, $50 million to $60 million a year from Google and OpenAI seems like a pimple, I guess. How are the conversations changing heading into 2027 renewals
if I look at weeklies versus dailies, weeklies are actually growing even faster than daily. So engagement on that metric is going down. I'm curious what's driving that?
How do you make it more visually focal focused on by consumers from a homepage standpoint over the course of 2026.
what are the best drivers of someone becoming a Reddit app user? Like what determines that activity?
is there a world where we could imagine Reddit data being only licensed to 1 LLM and block access to all others
on a scale of 1 to 10 with 10 being the best, where are you on that journey today? And how should we think about the improvements coming over the coming year?
is there any way you could sort of give us what was Q4 adjusted for the Google algorithm change so we could see what the underlying growth is
What exactly did Google change in the algorithm? I think there's been a lot of views that's sort of Google loves Reddit
sports is -- really has a growing importance on streaming platforms. It's why they want to keep ESPN inside of Disney
maybe get your observations, HBO Max as a business and sort of where the product stands today
do you see any issues with Discovery Global being three to four times levered given the free cash flow dynamics of DG right now
does the engagement look for those ad-supported subs that you're bringing on versus those that sign up for HBO Max
what Q1 would have looked like. If you peel back NBA ad revenue and the cost -- all costs sort of associated with it
how should we think about the net sports cost savings for ’26 versus ’25
given your renting sports comment, should investors assume that you don’t have interest in any of those sports rights
do you get any type of minimum penetration guarantees for Max when you include it as a wholesale