“Not Growing” - Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos Voices Concerns Over Netflix’s Slow Growth as Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger Nears
Sarandos said Netflix is growing more slowly and is testing live events and theatrical releases as the streamer faces a stronger rival network.
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Netflix recorded between April and June the lowest growth rate in almost three years (13.4%), while in the first semester he also saw a modest 2% increase in viewing hours. "We're generally not growing as fast as we would like, and we're working on accelerating this," said the executive during the annual Bloomberg Screentime conference in Los Angeles. Live programming could "achieve a lot of progress in that figure," the executive said in conver…
Ted Sarandos Has No Regrets Over WB, Talks Overall Deals & Casey Bloys
Appearing at Bloomberg’s Screentime hours after Paramount’s acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery overcame the last hurdle when a federal judge approved the settlement with the state attorneys general, Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos was asked whether he regretting going after Warner Bros. given the scrutiny from Wall Street the streamer has been put under since then. “No, I think it was the plan was solid,” he said. “I think we won the deal at som…
Netflix’s Ted Sarandos on If He Sees Paramount-Warner Bros. As Competition, and If He Courted Casey Bloys: ‘We Had a Very Well-Publicized Lunch’
Netflix's Ted Sarandos discussed whether he sees a merged Paramount-Warner Bros. as competition, and if he courted Casey Bloys.
Ted Sarandos Admits Netflix Is “Not Growing as Fast as I Want Us To”
The streamer's co-CEO also clarifies: "We're not in the [user-generated content] business."
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