With the Warner Bros. deal off the table, Netflix should focus on regaining trust
Source: Washington Examiner · Bias: Center Right
Summary
Now that Netflix has officially withdrawn its bid to acquire Warner Bros. and the harsh glare of public scrutiny has, at least for the moment, abated, Ted Sarandos may be hoping to slink discreetly back into the shadows and continue business as usual. I hope we do not let that happen because streaming media, and […]
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