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Ted Sarandos Goes to Washington: What Matters as Netflix's Chief Spars With Skeptical Lawmakers

The message, shared by some consumers and large swaths of Hollywood, to lawmakers was unmistakable: Netflix is poised to become an entertainment behemoth if it’s allowed to complete a $82.7 billion de...

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Netflix's Ted Sarandos grilled in Senate hearing

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At Senate Hearing, Netflix's Ted Sarandos Commits To 45-Day Theatrical Window, Grilled By Republican Over Transgender Content - Update

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Netflix and Warner Bros struggle to defend merger

Netflix struggled to reassure sceptical lawmakers that its proposed $82bn (£61bn) takeover of Warner Bros Discovery would benefit consumers, workers and the broader entertainment industry.

Ted Sarandos, Facing Sharp Questions at Senate Hearing on Netflix-Warner Bros. Deal, Insists It’s Good for Hollywood and Customers: ‘We Will Give Consumers More Content for Less’

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Netflix co-CEO grilled by senators as Warner Bros. deal sparks monopoly concerns: ‘One platform to rule them all’

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Netflix's co-CEO went to an antitrust hearing and a culture war broke out

Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos on Tuesday tried to reassure lawmakers in the Senate that bigger can be better

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Netflix’s antitrust hearing morphed into a culture-war fight over ‘wokeness’

Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos on Tuesday faced skeptical lawmakers during a Senate hearing on his company’s pending $83 billion deal to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery’s streaming and film assets.

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Republican senators grill Netflix executive for pushing out 'left-wing' propaganda

The Senate hearing comes as Netflix hopes to acquire Warner Bros Discovery in an $83 billion merger, though David Ellison’s Paramount has also put in a bid for WBD.

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Senators call Netflix ‘woke' as CEO walks back Black Lives Matter post

Senators from both parties grilled Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos over the $83B Warner Bros. deal, questioning "woke" content and Trump ties.

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Netflix's Sarandos: Our Rivals Are 'Deep-Pocketed Tech Companies Trying to Run Away With the TV Business'

Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos defended the streamer's $83 billion Warner Bros. deal during testimony to the Senate Judiciary's subcommittee on antitrust, competition policy, and consumer rights on Tuesday.