Netflix’s 2Q results riding on subscriber growth

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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Netflix will provide an update on the growing popularity of its Internet video service and the death march of its DVD-by-mail rental service Tuesday when the company releases its second-quarter earnings.

WHAT TO WATCH FOR: Investors’ reaction to the results, due out after the stock market closes, is likely to hinge on whether Netflix Inc. was able to attract more online video subscribers than management projected a few months ago.

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