Streaming falls in Switzerland - mirroring global trend

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It seems Switzerland is just like the rest of the world when it comes to streaming services – use of TV streamers is down 10% in the country.

Netflix has released its global figures and shows a decline in the number of its subscribers. 

Here, the number of people subscribing to TV streaming companies is still higher than it was before the pandemic – up 13%. But it does seem now the world is open again, many don’t see the need for more TV.

But it’s not just television. The survey by Sanitas Health Insurance also show we’re using video conferences less too, as well as social media. 

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