What Netflix’s $72b Warner Bros. takeover could mean for UAE content access and pricing Dubai: Netflix’s planned $72 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. is one of the biggest entertainment deals ever ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook The entertainment industry is losing its collective mind right now. Reports have been circulating ...

On Thursday night, news broke that Netflix is looking to buy Warner Bros. Discovery for $83 million. And on Friday morning, the agreed-upon verdict was that this is going to suuuuuuuuuuck. All over ...

In progressive circles, there is a great fear about the consolidation of Hollywood and the broader media into the hands of allies of MAGA. ABC’s capitulation to Trump is well documented. Larry Ellison ...

Netflix has quietly cut a popular feature which will affect everyone who uses the streaming service on their phones. The company has ended the ability to cast video directly from your phone to a ...

It feels like every other week we get news of Netflix performing some kind of new “crackdown” that makes it less convenient to watch things. From password sharing to number of profiles to devices per ...

What just happened? Bad news for anyone who likes to cast Netflix shows and movies from their phones to TVs: the streaming giant has removed this ability from subscribers. The only way you'll be able ...

December is a time for building snowmen, avoiding mistletoe and hiding your disappointment when you open a gift from Aunt Gladys. (No, not that Aunt Gladys.) At Netflix, it’s all about streaming the ...

With November seeing itself out, Netflix has unveiled its slate of new programming for December 2025. An ordinary man who inherits super strength discovers a greater evil out to steal his power. The ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook With Thanksgiving on the horizon, we’re not far from the final month of 2025, and Netflix is ...

Netflix CTO Elizabeth Stone said that the company tries to provide "continuous, timely, candid feedback." "We don't have formal performance reviews," Stone said on "The Pragmatic Engineer" podcast.