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The Latest Breaking News from Ted Sarandos

The Movie Theater Chains Joined Forces To Call Out Netflix And Demand Answers

Here we go...

Cinemablend

Netflix Boss Seems To Go Against James Gunn's Claims Over Why Superman Hit Digital So Early

This complicates things.

Cinemablend

Netflix co-CEO grilled by US senators over Warner Bros Discovery merger

While most focused on competition issues, Josh Hawley accused Netflix of promoting trans content to children

The Guardian - US

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Netflix earnings beat estimates but subscriber growth risks linger

Netflix shares have fallen more than 5% in after-hours trading despite earnings beating Wall Street estimates.

Euronews

On Netflix’s earnings call, confident co-CEOs can’t quell investor fears over the Warner Bros. bid

Netflix stock, already down 15% since the announcement of the Warner Bros. bid, fell further after the company announced it would pause stock buybacks.

Fortune

Netflix revises deal for Warner Bros. Discovery as streaming giant prepares to report earnings

Netflix will report earnings Tuesday after last report showed slowing subscriber growth

The Independent UK

Trump bought up to $1M in bonds from Netflix and Warner Bros days after merger was announced

A White House official said that the purchase decisions were made by independent financial advisors and not the Trump family.

The Independent UK

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Netflix boss says "we want to win" in the theatrical business, so the 45-day windows will remain after Warner Bros. sale goes through

Moviegoers can breathe... for now

Total Film

'We're competitive – we want to win': Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos rejects rumors that Warner Bros. movies won't stay in theaters for 45 days if $82bn buyout is approved

Netflix's co-chief has clarified its stance on the theatre going experience amid its potential buyout of Warner Bros.

TechRadar

A cautionary Hollywood tale: the Ellisons' lose-lose Paramount positioning

Hollywood history is a trail littered with cautionary tales, and Netflix's Greg Peters and Ted Sarandos have framed a lose-lose coin toss for the Ellisons.

Fortune

Netflix’s $82.7 billion rags-to-riches story: How the DVD-by-mail company swallowed Hollywood

The streaming giant has offered a master class in audacious strategy.

Fortune

The Real Reason Netflix CEO Spent $100 Million on a Popular Show Without Permission

Netflix's biggest gamble began with a £74 million decision made without approval. Here is why Netflix now spends billions on blockbuster shows and films.

International Business Times UK

Netflix co-CEO says he doesn't read business books—at all. Instead, he reads one 1902 fiction about a ship and its 'reckless hot dog' captain over and over again

Like Elon Musk and Tim Cook, Netflix’s co-CEO Ted Sarandos is a fan of good books. But instead of picking up traditional management reads, he leans on a 123-year-old fiction he once thought was about a reckless “hot dog.”

Fortune

'Largest LBO in history': Warner rejects Paramount again, scoffing at $87 billion worth of debt in its $108 billion bid

Warner continues to stick with Netflix, the shock winner that emerged in early December from the auction begun by Paramount.

Fortune

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Cinemablend

Leonardo DiCaprio Is Concerned About The Future Of Movie Theaters: ‘We’re Looking At A Huge Transition.’

Streaming has theaters shaking in their boots.

The Independent UK

Critics’ Choice Awards host makes Hollywood stars groan with controversial Warner Bros joke

Comedian’s joke didn’t appear to go down too well with A-list crowd

Fortune

Netflix co-CEO faces the $100 billion question: ‘Why are you doing this deal?’

“Hey, you know, it’s probably irresponsible for us not to actually bid on this and bid on it in a disciplined way,” Greg Peters told CNBC.

Barchart

Does the Netflix Deal Drama Make NFLX Stock a Steal Here?

Despite regulatory noise, Netflix’s growth engine keeps firing on all cylinders.

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The Independent UK

Lily Collins reacts to feud between French president and Rome’s mayor over Emily in Paris location

Season five of Netflix’s romance drama, premiering Thursday, relocates to Rome briefly

The Independent UK

Netflix to buy Warner Bros – but what does that mean for film and TV?

The lucrative deal is set to change the face of Hollywood as we know it

Fortune

It's a sequel, it's a remake, it's a reboot: Lawyers grow wistful for old corporate rumbles as Paramount, Netflix fight for Warner

Will Paramount or Netflix win the fight for Warner? Hollywood's takeover drama is in some ways a flashback to the 1980s, in other ways quintessentially 2025.

The Guardian - UK

Deal or no deal? The inside story of the battle for Warner Bros

As Paramount, with close ties to the Trump administration, entered the bidding, experts predict any merger will ‘raise red flags’ among regulators

Reason

Netflix and Paramount Will Fight for Trump's Favor

Which is what progressive fans of antitrust want, no?

Fortune

Netflix’s takeover of Warner Brothers is a nightmare for consumers

Netflix promotes itself as an innovator, but its skyhigh bid for Warner Brothers suggests that its trendsetter days have peaked.

The Conversation

Netflix is buying Warner Brothers. Is this the end of the cinema?

The world’s dominant streaming service, Netflix, has announced its planned acquisition of Warner Bros with a deal valued at US$82.7 billion (A$124.5 billion).

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