Can someone help me understand this: Netflix's cash spending vs. P&L spending on content.
It's apparently a ratio (cash spend / content amortization) that is "an indicator of the timing differences between cash payment terms on content vs. the content expense recognition." What the fuck does that even mean? Is it just the relationship between FCF vs. profitability growth?
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