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CEOs Ted Sarandos and Greg Peters push regulators and investors to lock in the defining media merger of the streaming era.

In the latest turn of events in the Warner Bros. buyout deal, Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos has explained why the streaming ...

Some cinema operators remain wary of Netflix’s bid, including Cinemark CEO Sean Gamble, who said Wednesday he is “apprehensive” Netflix will commit to standard theatrical release windows.

Sarandos also provides some hints of the future of HBO under Netflix and what the future of theatrical would look like.

James Cameron, award-winning director of "Avatar" and "Titanic," calls Netflix's proposed acquisition of WBD assets "disastrous" for the theater business.

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