Netflix has opened doors on a brand new Paris headquarters -- a somewhat conciliatory move given the streamer’s past skirmishes with France’s Cannes Film Festival as well as the nation’s strict theatrical windowing rules and other entertainment industry regulations.
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Netflix To Launch Third European HQ In Paris, Unveils 7 French Series And Films
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BuzzFeed Cuts 20 Roles From Business Team Amid Strategic Shift, But Plans 45 Hires
Additionally, BuzzFeed's future in France -- where it counts 14 employees -- remains up in the air, and it has notified the team there about potential cuts.
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Strengthened By Netflix, France’s SVOD Market Nearly Doubled In 2017 (Report)
This is the first time that revenues from subscription services accounted for more than half of all VOD revenues, according to France's National Film Board.
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