Netflix to roll out major changes for subscribers

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Netflix is making a bold move in the streaming landscape, signaling its determination to stay at the top.

As the company works toward a potential merger with Warner Bros. Discovery, expected to finalize in late 2026 or early 2027, the two are already collaborating by sharing content.

Fans of classic and popular TV series have a reason to celebrate as Warner Bros. is sending a large selection of its well-known shows, including both timeless favorites and recent hits, to Netflix.

Industry experts say this is an early indication that Netflix could become the primary home for Warner Bros. programming even before the merger is officially completed.

These changes come after Netflix raised the prices of several subscription plans in the U.S. and Canada last year, with increases ranging from one to two dollars per month depending on the plan.

With more popular shows coming to the platform, Netflix is positioning itself as a key player in the increasingly competitive world of streaming.