Ted Sarandos News
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Netflix Inc., the largest video- streaming service, will begin airing 15 new episodes of the comedy “Arrested Development” on May 26, reviving a cult favorite that was canceled by Fox seven years ago.
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Netflix Inc.’s deal with Walt Disney Co. to stream new releases, including those from Pixar and Marvel, signals online viewing has become mainstream and poses a major threat to traditional pay TV.
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“Arrested Development,” the comedy TV show canceled in 2006 by Fox after three seasons and being revived this year by Netflix Inc., will set up a storyline in its new series that could form the basis of a movie.
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Netflix Inc., the online video service, signed a multiyear accord to carry Walt Disney Co. films, marking the first time a major studio has bypassed traditional cable-TV outlets.
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Netflix Inc. , the mail-order and online movie-rental service, doesn’t view Warner Bros.’ plan to offer $3 film rentals on Facebook as a greater threat than other rivals pose, Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos said.
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Netflix Inc., the world’s largest video-streaming service, signed a deal with DreamWorks Animation SKG Inc. to create its first original television series aimed specifically at children.
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Netflix Inc., the largest subscription-video service, rose as much as 4.3 percent after a Wall Street analyst reversed his negative view of the company and recommended buying the shares for the first time.
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Netflix Inc., seeking growth in Latin America after a price increase angered its U.S. DVD and online customers, is confronting entrenched competitors and cultural hurdles in its drive south of the border.
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Netflix Inc. , the mail-order movie rental service, will get exclusive online streaming rights to first-run films produced by Relativity Media LLC under a deal that bypasses pay-TV services such as HBO and Showtime.
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Netflix Inc., the online and mail- order video service, rose after saying that Internet viewing topped a record 1 billion hours in June.
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