Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos on the Future of Entertainment | WSJ

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Netflix 2023 Revenue $33B (All time high) Stock $754 a share (All time high) Current company market value $322B (All time high) Great job 👏 😮😊

[@denisekh]

Numbers can be added up! From the paid brokers😂😂😂 Guess he is ready to split the stock and bye bye. Just testing the market temperature and ready for Q4 report.

[@b0b303]

He really seems youthful in the way he approaches new ideas.

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GLOBAL SHOWS 1. SQUID GAMES 2. CHIEF OF STAFF 3. SOMETHING IN THE RAIN 4. MY DEAREST

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Key word is "STUFF"...

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Interesting that he called out Squid Game and Wednesday as Netflix's big two global hits because to me that just reinforces the adage, "nobody knows anything." Squid Game wasn't like anything else but Wednesday was familiar in many ways: based on existing IP, centered on a magical school full of angsty teens, murder mystery, teen romance elements. Just a really good iteration of very familiar and well-worn elements. Which means Netflix doesn't actually have any clue what will hit next or any way to predict it. After all these years, they are still trying a buncha stuff and seeing if anything hits.

[@user-kg1od9es5d]

Yup infect they are getting desperate. I believe their strategy is to push content that gets a reaction out of people. E.g look at the two menendez programs they put out

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Squid Game 1 was a surprise phenomenon, it's a miracle, so to speak. In other words, it's also a lucky strike of S.Korean entertainment industry that has been dominated Asian markets for a couple of years. Ripple effect, kind of like it. Wednesday is a genre itself, the creators are genius.

[@KK-pm7ud]

Netflix isn't really good at quality. It's up to the people who make the shows to have pride and just do something beyond what is expected.

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SHE ASKED “HOW DO YOU SEE THE FUTURE OF STREAMING “ BUT THE THUMBNAIL IS REFERRING TO “THE FUTURE OF ENTERTAINMENT “. CAN WE LEAR HOW TO PROPERLY USE THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE WSJ????

[@ArchietheAI]

a well-studied undergrad could’ve asked more sophisticated questions than this interviewer. please get someone who understands business lol

[@MalvinderKaur-e7x]

everything fails before the quality of content and its positioning .. and offers to lure viewers ... only given when hired as head creative content.

[@jonpaul6780]

Just another company that went woke. They rather program customers than entertain them...

[@bigsnap5]

Stop with this woke nonsense. It's lazy.

[@JUSTSAYING-dg4hu]

@@bigsnap5 Yeah it's better to say, Netflix has always been trash not because it is woke but because they have no taste and they allow computers to dictate culture.

[@shankarbalakrishnan2360]

I still don't know ow what movies cure❤❤🎉🎉some boredom may be

[@KK-pm7ud]

Get rid of the woke pandering and put more quality into your content.

[@richspizzaparty]

Go woke go broke.

[@TurdFergusen]

brainwashing and allegory… not entertainment…

[@ArchietheAI]

a well-studied undergrad could’ve asked more sophisticated questions than this interviewer. please get someone who understands business lol