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Photo illustration by Tyler Comrie Supported ... business titans to have a hand in the process: Its team included Ted Sarandos and Mike Hopkins, the heads of Netflix and Amazon MGM Studios ...

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CEO Ted Sarandos clarifies theatrical stance at Mumbai summit, reveals streaming's economic contributions across India.

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At the TIME100 Summit, Ted was asked “Have you destroyed Hollywood?” “No, we’re saving Hollywood,” said the Netflix co-CEO. He added, “Netflix is a very consumer-focused company.

By Lexi Carson “I’m saving Hollywood,” said Ted Sarandos when asked if he was “destroying Hollywood” from the box office suffering due to streaming platforms continuing to expand.

The TIME100 Summit closed out with a Ted talk—that is, a talk with Ted Sarandos, co-CEO of Netflix. When asked by TIME Editor-in-Chief Sam Jacobs whether Netflix has “destroyed Hollywood ...

Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos, while speaking at a Time 100 event, was asked if Netflix is destroying Hollywood. His reply? The streaming giant is, instead, “saving Hollywood.” “Netflix is a ...