
Netflix reaches for the skies with a push toward cloud gaming
Netflix has announced that it wants to enter the cloud gaming sphere.
Netflix has announced that it wants to enter the cloud gaming sphere.
Netflix execs are debating whether putting movies on the big screen will bring more people to the streamer.
Netflix is getting its groove back, with its Q3 results showing subscriber numbers growing once again.
In six short months, Netflix has its ad tier ready for primetime.
Netflix and the three major theater chains have put aside their differences to bring Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery.
As the streaming wars reach their apex, audiences are now demanding even more of the services they subscribe to — gaming, audio, sports, etc.
Netflix makes content decisions by filtering both a creative exec’s opinion and the data presented by its content, strategy, and analysis (CS&A) team.
Netflix’s ad tier is coming out swinging, possibly setting an ambitious November debut.
Netflix is pulling out all the stops for its biggest blockbuster yet — The Gray Man from Marvel stalwarts the Russo Brothers.
After talking with all the big ad-tech companies in the business, Netflix has picked Microsoft to help with the sales and tech side of its upcoming ad tier.