The Information previously reported Netflix had met with Comcast, Comcast's subsidiary NBCUniversal, and Roku to discuss teaming up on ad sales and/or on the new technical infrastructure Netflix will need to run ads against its content.
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Netflix cuts another 300 staffers
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Netflix is reportedly eyeing Google as a potential ad supplier
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At least 40 employees from marginalized backgrounds lost their jobs in Netflix’s latest round of cuts
Netflix has laid off 150 employees, mostly in the U.S. Many of them were employees of color who worked on diversity and inclusion efforts.
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Netflix wants its employees to be more frugal (and wants more shows like ‘Emily in Paris’)
Netflix has updated CEO Reed Hastings' culture document to incentivize frugal spending. It is also seeking more shows like 'Emily in Paris.'
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Netflix will contend for Best Picture with Alejandro González Iñárritu’s next movie
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Wait, Netflix is doing ads?
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‘Saturday Night Live’ got Netflix to make a “short-ass movies” category
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Netflix really, really wants subscribers to stop sharing their passwords. So it’s letting them pay to add friends.
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Netflix wants to know if it’s cake. Takes slice from viral TikTok trend.
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Netflix acquires second studio to build free video games for its subscribers
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Netflix’s ‘Hype House’ Reality Show, Starring Lil Huddy And Nikita Dragun, Drops Friday (Trailer)
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‘Squid Game’ Creator In Talks With Netflix For Second And Third Seasons
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