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• Netflix’s Biggest Price Hike Is Now Rolling Out To Existing Subscribers
• Department Of Justice Warns Academy That Banning Netflix From Oscars Could Violate Antitrust Laws

  The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has officially warned the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences that enacting rules to bar Netflix from winning Oscars could violate antitrust laws. The DOJ suspects Netflix being barred from the awards could result in financial losses for the streamer, since winning an Academy Award can can substantially increase a film's sales.

  
• Ryan Murphy’s First Netflix Series, ‘The Politician’, Set To Run On Sept. 27

  Netflix is readying its first series with television luminary Ryan Murphy -- the mastermind behind Glee and American Horror Story -- with whom it signed a five-year deal reportedly worth $300 million in Dec. 2017.

  
• Here’s Why Netflix Launched ‘Love, Death & Robots’ With A Different Episode Order For Certain Users

  Netflix is trying something new with its recently-released adult animated anthology, Love, Death & Robots.

  
• In Netflix’s Upcoming Interactive Series ‘You Vs. Wild,’ Bear Grylls’ Survival Is In Viewers’ Hands
• Netflix Won’t Be Integrated Into Apple’s Forthcoming Video Service, CEO Says
• Diary Of A Web Series: How (Not) To Get A Sponsor
• Netflix “Doubling Down” On Interactive Content After Success Of ‘Bandersnatch’
• Netflix And ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ Producer Team On Scripted Thai Cave Rescue Series
• Insights: Sports Programming Is Digital Media Investors’ Hot New Game
• Steven Spielberg Wants To Bar Netflix From The Academy Awards
• Insights: Here’s Why Netflix’s ‘Roma’ Near Miss Still Means It Won Oscar Season