US EditionNetflix’s Ted Sarandos Says Trump Didn’t Pitch Him on Melania Documentary, Continues to Defend Dave Chappelle
- Ted Sarandos, co-CEO of Netflix, met Donald Trump for the first time at his Mar-a-Lago compound in December 2024, where they enjoyed a long dinner together without talking business.
- Sarandos confirmed that Trump did not try to sell him the documentary about Melania Trump, which Amazon acquired for $40 million.
- In Q4 of 2024, Netflix reported 18.9 million new global subscribers, prompting analyst upgrades on the stock and a raised revenue outlook for 2025.
- Sarandos stood by his decision to support comedian Dave Chappelle amid backlash, asserting that Netflix's programming strategy will remain unchanged.
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Netflix’ Ted Sarandos On His Dinner With Donald Trump
Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos said he met President Trump for the first time at “a nice long dinner together” at Mar-a-Lago late last year. “It was interesting,” he said. In a Q&A at a Paley Media Council event in NYC moderated by Semafor’s Ben Smith, the executive added, in response to a question, that POTUS […]
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