- Hoping to keep viewers engaged with its content, Netflix today announced the launch of a new section called “Latest” in its TV app, designed to highlight the streaming service’s recent and upcoming releases.
- The addition isn’t just another row or two within the main Netflix homepage.
- Instead, the “Latest” section gets its own dedicated area in the Netflix TV app, which is accessible from the left-hand sidebar navigation.
- The section will be personalized to the end user, based on their viewing history, the company says.
- At the top of “Latest” is a row that showcases new content that arrived this week, which is then followed by two rows showing content that’s due to arrive this week and the next.
- Users also can click on these future releases and set alerts to remind them when the TV show or movie they’re interested in watching has arrived.
In brief: Netflix’s new feature for tracking upcoming releases could help retain subscribers
Hoping to keep viewers engaged with its content, Netflix today announced the launch of a new section called “Latest” in its TV app, designed to highlight the streaming service’s recent and upcoming releases. The addition isn’t just another row or two within the main Netflix homepage. Instead, the “Latest” section gets its own dedicated area […]
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