Netflix $NFLX co-CEO Ted Sarandos says the company “isn’t growing as fast as I want us to.” “We are, though, also doing things that create a lot of headwind to that number.” Live programming uses 5% of Netflix’s $20B content budget but drives only 1% of viewing.

Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos shares that you have to be willing to put the business narrative at risk for something that's good in the long-term when asked if he regretted going after Warner Bros. at #BloombergScreentime#

Netflix $NFLX is down more than 26% in 2026, but Deutsche Bank says the selloff is a buying opportunity. The bank upgraded Netflix to Buy with a $95 target, citing its international production edge, with 60%+ of production now outside the U.S.

Netflix releases the trailer for “The New Stanford Prison Experiment” where 30 willing participants enter a real prison, get randomly assigned as guards or prisoners, and test whether they conform to the roles or morality wins. It premieres October 21.

Netflix is collapsing. Their stock has been downgraded by one of the largest banks and their price target was dropped from $96 to $76 citing falling user engagement and competition YouTube. Turns out pushing the sexualization of children and mocking Charlie Kirk’s murder isn’t great for business with their stock price cratering 41% in the past year. But their stock should be the least of their concerns… they should face a Congressional investigation.