Netflix Says Production Shutdown Won’t Disrupt Output Until ‘Maybe Later This Year’
Netflix’s chief content office Ted Sarandos says streaming numbers are surging as subscribers across the world practice social distancing.
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Netflix Announces $100 Million Fund to Help Film and TV Industry Workers
The streamer is committing $15 million of the fund to “third parties and non-profits providing emergency relief to out-of-work crew and cast.”
The Producers Guild Gives an Unexpected Milestone Award
The Hollywood studios and their theater partners are not fans of Netflix, but the PGA celebrates Netflix’s Ted Sarandos as an innovator.
Ted Sarandos Says Netflix Won’t Cut Prices Because It Offers the Best Value in Streaming
He says Netflix is essential — for cultural conversations, for cinephiles searching for movies studios don’t make anymore, for the masses seeking to be entertained.
Ted Sarandos on How Netflix Develops Original Content: ‘It’s 70-80% Art, and 20-30% Science’
Speaking at SeriesFest, Netflix’s chief content officer offered thoughts on Disney+, what separates his company from Silicon Valley tech giants, and more.
Netflix Threatens Georgia: ‘We’ll Rethink Our Entire Investment’ If Anti-Abortion Bill Becomes Law
New projects from Reed Morano and Kristen Wiig have already pulled out of Georgia after Governor Brian Kemp signed the “Heartbeat Bill.”
Netflix’s Ted Sarandos Throws Shade at Apple and Disney, Calls Them ‘Very Late to the Game’
He doesn’t seem concerned about their upcoming streaming platforms.
Ted Sarandos: Theatrical Windows are ‘Disconnecting People from Movies,’ Not Netflix
Theatrical windows have prevented films like “Roma” from opening in theaters around the world.
‘The Chronicles of Narnia’: Netflix Developing New Films and TV Series Based on Beloved C.S. Lewis Novels
These new projects will draw on all seven of the C.S. Lewis novels, for which Netflix now owns the rights.
‘The Simpsons’: Gal Gadot and Netflix Boss Ted Sarandos Among Next Season’s Guest Stars
“Bob’s Burgers” will show up in a couch gag as the landmark animated series returns for its 30th season on September 30. Also: Here’s a first look at this year’s “Treehouse of Horror” episode.
Netflix Fires Director of Communications for ‘Descriptive Use of the N-Word’
Jonathan Friedland had been with the company since 2011.
Netflix Admits Data Isn’t Always Right, Underestimated ‘The End of the F***ing World’ Becoming A Massive Hit
Sometimes it’s better to rely on gut instinct than the numbers.
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