Netflix has long benefited from the illusion that it is a tech company, rather than ‘just’ a media company. History is now repeating itself as the streaming giant prepares to launch an advertising platform.
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In brief: the streaming company beat earnings estimates as it looks to introduce ads and crack down on password sharing.
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In brief: The bespoke partnership with Channel 4’s hit show encourages viewers to “see the person, not the sight loss.”
In brief: “Slow news” publisher Tortoise Media has announced an exclusive multi-year first look deal with Sky Studios to adapt its original podcast to high-end series and features.
In brief: Fox Corp and News Corp previously split in 2013 and both companies have since maintained they are better off as separate entities.
