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Netflix WILL run adverts – with cheaper plan set to be rolled out by end of the year

It's finally happened - after much speculation, the under-fire streaming giant confirms it will host commercials in a bid to attract more customers to the flagging platform

Daily Mirror

Netflix lays off 300 employees in second round of job cuts

150 employees were also cut last month in a move to curb losses from dwindling subscription numbers

The Guardian - US

Why Netflix Is Launching An Ad-Supported Streaming Plan

Streaming giant Netflix Inc (NASDAQ: NFLX) has had a change of heart when it comes to ad-supported streaming. CEO Ted Sarandos shared why the company is moving forward with the new plan.

Benzinga

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Netflix Confirms Details On The Obamas' First Scripted Series From Higher Ground Productions

Streaming giant Netflix Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) confirmed details about the first scripted drama series from former President Barack Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama, who will serve as executive producers. Here is what we know so far.

Benzinga

Netflix Airs Ricky Gervais' Controversial Standup, Chooses Actual Entertaining Over Woke Pandering

"The platform's choice to release this special now, during a wave of unprecedented anti-trans legislation, is unconscionable," according to Vox.

Reason

Ricky Gervais knew people would be mad about his new Netflix special. He did it anyway

Ricky Gervais knew people would be upset by the flood of anti-trans jokes in his latest Netflix special, “SuperNature.” And as far as he’s concerned, there’s nothing controversial about it at all.

Los Angeles Times

Gervais' TERFy tirade disguised as jokes

The comedian targets trans women in a series of inflammatory jokes that center on genitalia and rape

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Will Movie And TV Studios Stop Making Content In States Banning Abortions?

A decision to overturn Roe v. Wade could be coming soon from the U.S. Supreme Court. This ruling could put the banning or keeping abortions legal in the hands of states.

Benzinga

Dave Chappelle Attacked at Hollywood Bowl Show, LAPD Arrests Suspect: What You Need To Know

Comedian Dave Chappelle was attacked on stage Tuesday evening at the Hollywood Bowl during Netflix Is A Joke: The Festival.

Benzinga

Are you still watching? Netflix and the future of streaming

The company’s fall in subscribers is a moment of reckoning for media groups pouring billions into online platforms

Financial Times

‘Bridgerton’ books popular again, thanks to Netflix series

“My publisher printed up a whole bunch of the new books with Regé and Phoebe on the cover, and they sold out instantly and then every title was sold out,” authorJulia Quinn says.

Chicago Sun-Times

'Bridgerton' books are popular again, thanks to Netflix show

Author Julia Quinn was already making a nice living as a historical romance writer when Shonda Rhimes came calling in 2017 to adapt her “Bridgerton” book series for Netflix

The Independent UK

‘What the hell was that episode?!’ Can the soaps ever win viewers back?

A juicy plotline would once get tens of millions watching and talking about EastEnders or Coronation Street. But the water-cooler moments have gone and Neighbours has been given the chop. Is there hope for the soap?

The Guardian - UK

Director Steven Spielberg slammed after calling Squid Game stars ‘unknown people’

The director’s comments have prompted outrage online

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The Independent UK

Steven Spielberg called out after praising Netflix for casting ‘unknown’ actors in Squid Game

Fans of the hit Netflix show pointed out that many of ‘Squid Game’s’ lead cast were already huge names

Los Angeles Times

Mary McNamara: Spotify knows Joe Rogan's podcast is hurtful, but gosh, there's money to be made

Spotify just announced its newest podcast, "Sorry, Not Sorry," in which billionaire CEOs discuss the most effective ways to seem to apologize for profiting from content that is offensive in historically oppressive ways without actually doing anything about it.

The Guardian - UK

Stream big: how Netflix changed the TV landscape in 10 years

A decade ago this month, the streaming platform released its first original series, and never looked back since. But, with competition building, can it stay on top?

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