Tag: netflix
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AB InBev and Netflix Announce Global Brand Partnership
AB InBev and Netflix have announced a groundbreaking global partnership aimed at connecting iconic beer brands with Netflix content and live events. This collaboration will foster shared experiences through co-marketing campaigns, live event sponsorships, and unique consumer activations, enhancing brand engagement and entertainment for fans worldwide.
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Asian Storytelling, Visionary Voices, and Industry Innovation Take Center Stage at Busan Intertional Film Fest
Over 250 filmmakers and industry leaders gathered for Creative Asia, presented by Netflix and BIFF, focusing on Asian storytelling and local production support. Minyoung Kim highlighted Netflix’s commitment to enhancing production environments. Masterclasses featured prominent creators discussing creative processes, and training sessions aimed at nurturing aspiring talents underscored collaboration’s importance for future storytelling.
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Netflix Emmy® Awards List
Netflix proudly celebrates its award-winning films, series, and specials showcasing the talent of its artists. On September 14, 2025, Netflix secured 6 Primetime Emmy® Awards, contributing to a total of 30 awards this year across various categories and highlighting the success of series like “Adolescence.”
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Gloom Goes Global as ‘Wednesday’s’ “The Doom Tour” Hits Five Continents for Season 2
The “Wednesday” Season 2 marketing campaign featured a global tour with cast and fans across 16 cities, engaging over 200,000 attendees. The campaign achieved over 9 billion social impressions, with notable events and immersive experiences in various countries. The series quickly ascended to Netflix’s Global Top 10, highlighting its popularity.
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Netflix Marks 10 Years in Japan, Announces Three New Series That Will Keep You Hitting The “Next Episode”
Netflix celebrates ten years in Japan, announcing three new titles: the drama “Straight to Hell,” the comedy “Did Someone Happen to Mention Me?” and the anime “STEEL BALL RUN JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure.” The series focus on complex themes like recognition, ambition, and vibrant storytelling, reinforcing Netflix’s commitment to bold narratives.
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Amazon Ads and Netflix Partner to Offer Programmatic Buying on Netflix’s Ads Plan
Amazon Ads and Netflix announced a partnership on September 10, 2025, enabling advertisers using Amazon DSP access to Netflix’s premium ad inventory in multiple countries starting Q4 2025. This integration aims to simplify TV planning for brands and enhance advertisers’ capabilities to connect with Netflix’s engaged audience.
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Netflix More Than Doubles US Upfront Commitment and Secures Global Clients For Upcoming Titles
Amy Reinhard, President of Advertising at Netflix, announced the successful completion of the US Upfront, exceeding commitments and achieving growth across crucial categories. Anticipated titles, live events, and new features in the Netflix Ads Suite excite advertisers. Expansions in measurement partnerships and language targeting enhance advertising effectiveness and audience engagement globally.
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Netflix Teams Up with Korea Tourism Organization and the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism to Launch a Major Global Campaign
Netflix is collaborating with the Korea Tourism Organization and the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism to promote travel to Korea, targeting audiences in 22 countries. The campaign, driven by the popularity of Korean content, includes commercials, marketing, and immersive events, coinciding with Squid Game’s final season and a special K-zombie commercial in August.
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Netflix Unveils New TV Experiences Featuring Enhanced Design, Responsive Recommendations and a New Way to Search
Netflix is unveiling a revamped TV experience designed for easier navigation and enhanced discovery of content. Key features include prominent shortcuts, better real-time recommendations, and a modern design. The mobile app will also incorporate Generative AI for more intuitive searches. The updates aim to elevate user engagement with Netflix’s offerings.
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What We Watched the Second Half of 2024
Netflix’s Engagement Report for July to December 2024 reveals that members watched over 94 billion hours, a 5% increase from the previous year. Notable highlights include “Squid Game S2” as the most-viewed series and a significant portion of viewing from non-English titles, indicating diverse audience preferences.
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Jisoo and Seo In-guk Star in ‘Boyfriend on Demand’ (WT), A New Rom-Com Series Set in Virtual Reality
Netflix’s upcoming romantic comedy, “Boyfriend on Demand,” features Jisoo and Seo In-guk. The series follows webtoon producer Mi-rae, who, struggling in her dating life, discovers a virtual dating program offering perfect boyfriends. Directed by Kim Jung-sik, the show blends work challenges with romance, promising laughter and heartfelt moments.
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Japan’s 2025 Live Action Slate Brings Stories Beyond Your Imagination
This September marks a decade of Netflix in Japan, celebrating growth with over 10 million members. New productions feature diverse genres and collaborations with local creators, elevating storytelling. Upcoming titles include family dramas, romantic comedies, and historical narratives, showcasing innovative ideas while enhancing creators’ working conditions. Netflix anticipates a remarkable year ahead.
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Dive into the 1960s and 80s Korean Music Scene with Upcoming Series ‘Show Business’ (WT)
Netflix is producing “Show Business (WT)”, featuring a star-studded cast including Song Hye-kyo and Gong Yoo. Set in the turbulent 1960s-80s Korean entertainment industry, the story follows individuals pursuing success against all odds. The narrative explores their dreams and challenges in a harsh yet passionate landscape.
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Rom-Coms, Revenge and Period Dramas Get a Fresh Take With Netflix’s 2025 Chinese-Language Entertainment
In 2025, Netflix will enhance its Chinese-language content reflecting Taiwanese culture, featuring five new series. Notable titles include “I am Married…But!”, “Forget You Not”, and “The Resurrected,” showcasing local talent and diverse narratives. The initiative aims to strengthen local storytelling while nurturing Taiwan’s creative community through ongoing support and workshops.
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Netflix Brings a Fresh Wave of Diverse Indonesian Stories to Your Screen in 2025
Netflix Indonesia will showcase a diverse lineup of local films and series in 2025, featuring various genres. Collaborating with talented Indonesian creators, notable productions include The Actor, The Elixir, and A Normal Woman. The initiative underscores Netflix’s commitment to authentic storytelling that resonates with Indonesian audiences while reaching global viewers.
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Blockbusters, Originals and Iconic Returns — You’re Not Ready for What’s Next on Netflix India in 2025
In 2024, Netflix India saw significant success and aims to enhance its offerings in 2025 with diverse series and films. Focusing on local storytelling, partnerships with top talent, and a range of genres—including dramas, rom-coms, and action—Netflix commits to delivering high-quality entertainment that resonates with Indian and global audiences alike.
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Netflix Introducing the Season Download Button: Get Caught Up on the Go With Just One Tap
Netflix announces a new Season Download button for iPhone and iPad users, allowing for the one-tap download of all episodes in a season, a feature previously available to Android users. This enhancement simplifies offline viewing for popular shows, ensuring users can easily manage their downloads before traveling.
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Tassie Mysteries, Comedy Gold, and Wellness Exposés: Here’s What’s Next on Netflix Australia in 2025
Netflix’s 2025 lineup promises exciting content, featuring Aussie productions like The Survivors—a crime-mystery series exploring unresolved grief—Son of A Donkey, and Apple Cider Vinegar, a story about wellness culture’s rise and fall. With iconic returning shows, Netflix aims for its biggest year yet.
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Are You in for the Final Game?: ‘Squid Game’ Season 3 to Premiere on June 27
Netflix announces the third and final season of Squid Game, premiering June 27. Following Season 2, it continues Gi-hun’s story amid despair, escalating the stakes of the deadly games. Exclusive visuals hint at brutal challenges ahead. Season 2 broke records with 68 million views, setting the stage for an unforgettable finale.
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A Unicorn, Thai Robin Hood and Local Politics: Here’s What’s Next on Netflix Thailand 2025
In 2024, Netflix Thailand launched the “Tee Thai Tee Mun” campaign, showcasing local productions that captivated audiences, including the top-ranking Master of the House. In 2025, they focus on diverse stories highlighting Thai culture, with six films and three series, featuring themes of inspiration, resilience, and crime thrillers.
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Netflix India in 2024: A Landmark Year of Stories That United, Inspired and Redefined Entertainment
In 2024, Netflix India revolutionized storytelling, delivering diverse content that united audiences. Highlights included Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Heeramandi and Imtiaz Ali’s Amar Singh Chamkila. The platform celebrated creativity in genres from comedy to drama, achieving 323 awards and fostering cultural phenomena, alongside a commitment to innovation and inspiring storytelling for 2025.
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‘Squid Game’ Season 2 Smashes Top 10 Records as Millions Worldwide Take Part in Fan Activations and Experiences
Squid Game Season 2 achieved immense success with 68 million views during its debut week, ranking #1 in 92 countries. The promotion included global fan events and an accompanying multiplayer game. The series has significantly impacted pop culture, leading to new merchandise and immersive experiences, with a third season set for 2025.
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Netflix Showcases Global Anime Hits and New Releases at Jump Festa 2025
Netflix showcased its anime lineup at Jump Festa 2025, featuring premieres like SAKAMOTO DAYS on January 11 and the second part of Blue Box. The event highlighted popular titles such as DAN DA DAN and Dragon Ball DAIMA, also teasing future releases, including Dr.STONE SCIENCE FUTURE and a new One Piece adaptation.
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First Look at Netflix’s Live-Action Film Adaptation of ‘Demon City’, Launching February 27
The live-action film adaptation of Demon City, launching on February 27, is based on the comic “Oni Goroshi.” Directed by Seiji Tanaka, it follows hitman Shuhei Sakata’s quest for vengeance after losing his family. The film stars Toma Ikuta and features a cast of renowned Japanese actors, streaming exclusively on Netflix.
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Discover “Fresh Perspective: Short Films” Collection Launching on Netflix
Netflix introduces “Fresh Perspective: Short Films,” featuring 12 shorts from emerging filmmakers in the US and Canada, backed by the Netflix Fund for Creative Equity. These films highlight diverse stories and have previously showcased at over 145 festivals globally, earning various accolades. Notable partnerships include Gold House and Tribeca Studios.
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‘Squid Game’ Season 2 Main Trailer and Key Art ‘Round and Round’ Unveiled
Netflix has released the main trailer and key art for Squid Game’s second season, premiering on December 26. Returning character Seong Gi-hun faces a new series of deadly games while contending with the Front Man. The season promises to elevate tensions with fresh cast members and intensified competition as alliances shift.
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Top 10 Week of Nov. 18: ‘The Merry Gentlemen’ and ‘A Man on the Inside’ Take the Top Spots
The latest viewing trends reveal holiday rom-coms dominated the English Films List, with The Merry Gentlemen leading at 14.7M views. A Man on the Inside topped the English TV List at 6.9M views. The Non-English Lists welcomed The Cage and GTMAX, with notable entries across genres, showcasing significant audience engagement.
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Netflix Now Available Through Naver Plus Membership in Korea
Netflix has partnered with Naver to offer its films, series, games, and live events through Naver Plus memberships, providing access to benefits equivalent to the Standard with ads plan. The collaboration enhances member experiences with diverse content, including new series and live sports, while attracting millions of new subscribers globally.
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Top 10 Week of Nov. 11: ‘Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson’ Has Knockout Debut; ‘Hot Frosty’ Heats Up at #1
Jake Paul and Mike Tyson’s historic boxing match broke records, garnering over 108 million global viewers, making it the most-streamed sporting event ever. The event featured Katie Taylor defending her title, further marking significant viewership milestones. Netflix’s latest offerings, including rom-coms and returning series, also saw impressive audience engagement.
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Top 10 Week of Nov. 4: ‘Countdown: Paul vs. Tyson’ Enters the Ring; ‘Meet Me Next Christmas’ Unwraps #1
Fans eagerly anticipate the Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson fight, supported by the documentary Countdown, while Outer Banks tops the English TV List. Meet Me Next Christmas leads English Films. Hit thrillers dominate rankings, and strong performances from documentaries highlight the week. Notable international titles also appear on various lists.
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Netflix Celebrates Two Years of Advertising
Netflix’s advertising business, celebrating two years of growth, now has 70 million monthly users, with over 50% of new sign-ups opting for ad-supported plans. Successful partnerships include NFL live games with FanDuel and Verizon, while innovative ad measurement and in-house technology enhance advertiser engagement. Exciting content is set for 2024.
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Top 10 Week of Oct. 28: ‘Don’t Move’ Claims #1 for a Second Week; ‘Beauty in Black’ Rises to #1
Tyler Perry’s “Beauty in Black” topped the English TV List with 8.7M views, while “Don’t Move” led the English Films List with 28M views. Other notable entries included “The Diplomat” and international titles like “Go Ahead Brother” from Poland. Documentaries also performed well, showcasing diverse storytelling across platforms.
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The Final Bell: Production Begins for the Third and Final Season of ‘Heartbreak High’
Production of Heartbreak High’s third and final season has started in Sydney. The upcoming season follows Hartley High’s graduates embarking on adulthood while dealing with a disastrous revenge prank. The series, produced by Fremantle Australia and NewBe, will stream globally on Netflix, adding to its collection of popular Australian content.
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Netflix and Universal Filmed Entertainment Group Expand U.S. Licensing Deal for Feature Films
Netflix has renewed its licensing deal with Universal Filmed Entertainment Group, securing rights to animated films from Illumination and DreamWorks Animation, while adding live-action titles starting in 2027. The partnership aims to enhance entertainment offerings for U.S. viewers by combining licensed content with Netflix originals, maximizing audience reach.
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Top 10 Week of Oct. 21: ‘The Lincoln Lawyer’ Courts the Top Spot; ‘Don’t Move’ Debuts at #1
This week, Kelsey Asbille’s Don’t Move topped the English Films List with 20.2M views, while Anna Kendrick’s Woman of the Hour followed closely with 13.2M. On the English TV List, The Lincoln Lawyer Season 3 led with 8.5M views. The Non-English category saw Family Pack debut at #1 with 17.5M views.
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‘The Shadow Strays’ Becomes a Global Hit, Trending in 85 Countries on Netflix
The Shadow Strays, directed by Timo Tjahjanto, is an action-packed Indonesian film now streaming on Netflix. It quickly gained global popularity, ranking among the Top 10 films in 85 countries. The film explores deep emotional connections through characters like 13 and Umbra, showcasing intense action alongside complex narratives.
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Top 10 Week of Oct. 14: ‘Outer Banks’ Strikes Gold for Second Week, ‘Lonely Planet’ Rises to #1
Outer Banks Season 4, Part 1 remains popular, topping the English TV List for a second week with 8.8M views. The return of Poguelandia adds excitement before Part 2’s release. Age-gap romances gain traction, with Lonely Planet leading films. True crime stories thrive, including Woman of the Hour and the Menendez brothers’ saga.
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Top 10 Week of Oct. 7: ‘Outer Banks’ and ‘The Menendez Brothers’ Debut at #1
Outer Banks Season 4 Part 1 debuted at #1 with 15.5M views, while Nobody Wants This followed at #2. Two Menendez brothers productions ranked highly: a documentary reached #1 and a drama #3. Romance captured attention with several films and series, while Korean productions also performed strongly across lists.
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Top 10 Week of Sept. 30: ‘Nobody Wants This’ Rises to #1, ‘Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story’ Claims #2
Erin Foster’s romantic comedy Nobody Wants This became a hit, reaching #1 on the English TV List with 15.9M views. Meanwhile, the true-crime drama Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story held #2 with 13.1M views, prompting renewed interest in the case. Dystopian thriller The Platform 2 also debuted strongly on the Non-English Films List.
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Supporting APAC Creators: Netflix Hosts Next-Gen Filmmakers for Creative Asia Forum at BIFF 2024
The inaugural Creative Asia Forum was held at the 2024 Busan International Film Festival, bringing together over 130 emerging filmmakers. Featuring masterclasses and workshops led by industry leaders, the event aimed to foster collaboration and highlight creative stories from the Asia-Pacific region, celebrating local authenticity in global storytelling.
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Top 10 Week of Sept. 23: ‘Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story’ Holds On to #1; ‘Nobody Wants This’ Debuts at #2
This weekend, Kristen Bell and Adam Brody’s rom-com, Nobody Wants This, debuted at #2 on the English TV List with 10.3M views, generating excitement among fans. Ryan Murphy’s true-crime series, Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story, remained at #1 with 19.5M views, while culinary and action competitions dominated other lists.
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Top 10 Week of Sept. 16: ‘Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story’ Debuts at #1; ‘Uglies’ Rises to #1
Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan’s drama Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story debuted at #1 in views. Women-led stories dominated lists, with Uglies taking top English Films. Culinary Class Wars and multiple successful shows highlighted international successes. Action films like Rebel Ridge and Officer Black Belt also performed well this week.
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Netflix Top 10 Week of Sept. 9: ‘The Perfect Couple’ and ‘Rebel Ridge’ Hold On to the Top Spots
Jeremy Saulnier’s thriller Rebel Ridge topped the week with 38.6M views. The Perfect Couple dominated the English TV List at 21.9M views, followed by Emily in Paris with 11.5M views. The adaptation Uglies debuted second in films with 20.8M views. Several new entries also emerged across Non-English lists, showcasing varied genres.
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Netflix’s Ted Sarandos Keynote: Royal Television Society London Convention 2024
The speaker reflects on the success of The Crown, highlighting its groundbreaking approach and the UK’s rich creative landscape. They emphasize the importance of adapting to audience needs and local tastes in the evolving entertainment industry, mentioning Netflix’s substantial investments in the UK and the potential for future storytelling.
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Netflix Award Wins at The Emmy’s And The Impact from Baby Reindeer’s success
Netflix is proud of its films and series recognized with 24 awards at the 76th Primetime Emmy Awards, showcasing the talents of artists involved. Notable wins include “Baby Reindeer” for Outstanding Limited Series and various accolades for “The Crown,” “Ripley,” and “Blue Eye Samurai,” highlighting exceptional storytelling.
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Netflix Top 10 Week of Sept. 2: ‘The Perfect Couple’ and ‘Rebel Ridge’ Claim #1 Spots
The Perfect Couple topped the English TV List with 20.3M views, while Rebel Ridge led the English Films List at 31.2M views. Notable entries include The Deliverance and KAOS. Comedies and documentaries also performed well, with (Un)lucky Sisters claiming the top spot on the Non-English Films List, showcasing diverse viewer preferences.
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Netflix Top 10 Week of Aug. 26: ‘Incoming’ and ‘Worst Ex Ever’ Land the #1 Spots
The raunchy teen comedy Incoming ruled the school and the English Films List, claiming the top spot with 16.9M views, making it the most-watched title of the week. Glenn Close was trending all weekend for her stunning performance in Lee Daniels’ horror thriller The Deliverance, which debuted in third place with 14.5M views. Returning to…
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Netflix Showcases Asian Storytelling at BIFF 2024, Announcing Opening Night Film and Industry Partnership
Netflix will debut the film “Uprising” at the Busan International Film Festival, where several other Asian Netflix productions will have their world premieres. The festival will also feature the documentary “The Remarkable Life of Ibelin” and mark Netflix’s first year as a BIFF Industry Partner, introducing the Creative Asia Forum.
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Netflix Confirms Production of ‘Mantis’ (WT), A Spin-Off Film of ‘Kill Boksoon’
Netflix has announced the production of “Mantis (WT),” a spin-off film set in the world of hired killers, following ace assassin Mantis as he re-enters the industry alongside fellow trainee and rival Jae-yi and retired legendary killer Dok-go. The film promises intense action and is directed by Lee Tae-sung, featuring Yim Si-wan, Park Gyu-young, and…
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Netflix Top 10 Week of Aug. 19: ‘The Union’ and ‘Emily in Paris’ Hold On to Top Spots
Two screen legends, Halle Berry and Mark Wahlberg, continue to dominate the English Films List with “The Union,” reaching #1 in 83 countries and the Top 10 in 93. Meanwhile, “Emily in Paris” maintains its top spot on the English TV List. Documentaries and international titles also make their mark on the lists.
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Korean Series “The Influencer” Launches on Netflix, Sparking Controversy Towards The Winner Announcement
Netflix is withholding a US$224,000 prize from the winner of a reality game show, due to leaked results. “The Influencer,” which premiered on August 6, features 77 popular Korean influencers competing in challenges based on presence, reach, and virality. The show has a diverse lineup, including YouTubers, TikTokers, and even a globally famous actor turned…
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Netflix Top 10 Week of Aug. 12: ‘The Union’ and ‘Emily in Paris’ Debut at #1; ‘Under Paris’ Moves Up on Most Popular
Halle Berry and Mark Wahlberg’s new action comedy, “The Union,” debuted at #1 on the English Films List with 33.1M views, while Emily in Paris Part 1 topped the English TV List with 19.9M views. Love is Blind UK and Korean series, “Romance in the House,” also gained popularity. Meanwhile, “Mission: Cross” remained the top…
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Netflix Closes Successful Upfront and Expands Advertiser Capabilities
Netflix’s second year of Upfront negotiations resulted in a 150% increase in ad sales commitments compared to 2023. The streaming giant also announced new ways for advertisers to buy, leverage insights, and measure impact, including expanded buying capabilities and new measurement partnerships.
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New Google-Netflix Partnership Allows ‘Emily in Paris’ Fans to Lens Every Look
Netflix and Google partnered to bring “Emily in Paris” to life through a fan event, a video game, and special features for Netflix’s ad plan members. Fans can win a trip to Paris using Google Lens, access exclusive content on Tudum, and play the new Netflix Stories: Emily in Paris game.
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Netflix Launches Netflix Fund For Creative Equity in Taiwan
Netflix announced the launch of the Netflix Fund for Creative Equity in Taiwan, partnering with TAICCA to provide opportunities for underrepresented talent. The six-week workshop aims to cultivate writing skills for over 40 participants, with renowned industry professionals leading sessions. This initiative demonstrates Netflix’s commitment to supporting local creative communities and fostering diverse storytelling.
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Master of the House becomes Netflix’s first Thai series to reach the No.1 spot on the Global Top 10
In just two weeks, Master of the House became the first Thai series to reach No.1 on Netflix’s Global Top 10 TV (Non-English) list and appeared in the Top 10 in 63 countries. Director Sivaroj Kongsakul prioritizes cinematic language, weaving powerful visuals and social commentary. The series explores social inequality and empowers its cast, while…
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Netflix Top 10 Week of July 22
The Top 10 Lists this week featured Summer romances and comedies. Romantic comedies like Find Me Falling and A Family Affair led the English Films List while the TV List was dominated by Bridgerton news and Cobra Kai’s success. Non-English lists showcased thriller and drama films like Non-Negotiable and Vanished into the Night.
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Netflix Partners with Raj & DK in India to Create its First Action Fantasy Drama
Netflix partners with Raj & DK for action-fantasy series, Rakt Bramhand – The Bloody Kingdom, following their successful collaboration on Guns & Gulaabs. The series, led by director Rahi Anil Barve, promises an original and visually stunning narrative. Netflix India’s Vice-President Content expresses excitement for this groundbreaking venture. Production is set to begin soon.
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How Netflix is Reimagining Radio Horror Stories for Terror Tuesday: Extreme
Netflix presents Terror Tuesday: Extreme, a chilling Thai horror anthology based on true events from the “Terror Tuesday” radio show. Premiering on August 20, this eight-episode series transforms hair-raising radio tales into visually haunting stories, captivating viewers with unsettling family secrets and vengeful spirits. Prepare for an extreme horror experience.
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First Look: Meet the Cast of Outback Drama Series ‘Territory’ Coming to Netflix in October
“In Territory” (originally announced as Desert King), depicts the struggles of the Lawson family as they grapple with generational conflicts and the looming demise of their cattle station empire. The series, featuring a diverse cast, explores power struggles involving rival factions in the outback. “Territory” will debut on Netflix on October 24.
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Japanese Female Pro-Wrestling Drama Series ‘The Queen of Villains’ Premieres on Netflix
The Queen of Villains, launching on September 19, tells the story of Dump Matsumoto, a notorious figure in Japanese women’s pro wrestling. Spanning 5 episodes, the series explores her rise and rivalry with the iconic “Crush Gals.” The show features a talented cast and is inspired by the boom in women’s wrestling in the 1980s.
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Netflix Top 10 Week of Aug. 5: ‘Saving Bikini Bottom: The Sandy Cheeks Movie,’ ‘A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder’ and ‘Elite’ Hold Top Spots
This week’s Top 10 Lists featured super sleuths and highly-anticipated series. “Saving Bikini Bottom” and “A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder” claimed the #1 spots on English Films and TV Lists. “Elite” and “The Umbrella Academy” also made the ranks. “Love is Blind,” “Too Hot To Handle,” and a range of animated titles resonated with…
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Prominent Japanese Producer Signs an Exclusive Partnership with Netflix
Netflix has signed a five-year deal to exclusively produce and distribute new series and films by Japanese hitmaker Aki Isoyama. Her recent hit, Extremely Inappropriate!, was a top-watched comedy in Japan. Isoyama aims to share a different side of modern Japan and create human-centered works reflecting today’s reality. Expect uplifting and entertaining stories exclusively on…
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Netflix Showcases Local Stories and Global Reach for Southeast Asia
Netflix hosted the APAC Showcase in Jakarta, spotlighting local creators from Indonesia, Philippines, and Thailand. The event emphasized investment in diverse storytelling and showcased upcoming titles from each country. The event aims to bring authentic local stories to a global audience and support emerging and established creators in Southeast Asia.
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Netflix Announces Animation Slate at Annecy Film Festival, Revealing a Selection of Noteworthy Movies and Episodes
Netflix unveiled its diverse range of upcoming animated title at the “Next On Netflix Animation” panel in France. Announcement included sneak peeks and previews of highly anticipated projects such as “Asterix & Obelix: The Big Fight,” “Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl,” “Ultraman: Rising,” “Spellbound,” and “The Twits.” The event showcased award-winning creators and promised…
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Netflix Announces Title For Upcoming Summer Music Docseries Following Global Girl Group, KATSEYE
Netflix will premiere “Pop Star Academy: KATSEYE” in summer 2024, a docuseries following the creation of girl group KATSEYE. The series offers unprecedented access to the global girl group’s journey to stardom, showcasing the unique training program from HYBE and Geffen Records. Award-winning director Nadia Hallgren leads the project.
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Greg Peters Keynote: Deloitte and Enders Analysis Media & Telecoms 2024 and Beyond Conference
Highlighting the importance of engaging content in the competitive entertainment industry, emphasizing the need for a wide variety of high-quality programming. Also discussed is the impact of streaming and the lessons learned about audience engagement, diversity in entertainment offerings, and adaptability – providing great content for the platform while expanding revenue opportunities.
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‘Son of a Donkey’ Brings Back Theo and Nathan Saidden in New Series
Princess Pictures are bringing a news series along with the creators of Superwog, Son of a Donkey. The six-episode standalone series follows Theo’s journey into adulthood, navigating driving fines, daddy issues, and more. With support from VicScreen, the series promises absurd satire, profanity, and laughter, adding to Netflix’s Australian content lineup.
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Netflix Reality Universe Expands With New Games
Netflix is expanding its reality universe with four new interactive fiction games based on hit unscripted shows. The games will launch alongside new seasons of respective series and feature appearances from familiar faces. Players can immerse themselves in the worlds of their favorite Netflix series and make their own choices to create their own story.
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What We Watched on Netflix for Second Half of 2023
Netflix’s second What We Watched report, covering July to December 2023, analyzes 99% of Netflix viewership, showcasing the longevity of Netflix stories, the impact of new adaptations, and the popularity of non-English content. With 90 billion hours watched in the second half of 2023 and a diverse range of genres, the report highlights Netflix’s wide-reaching…
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Netflix Upfront 2024: The Year of Growth and Momentum
Netflix’s second Upfronts emphasized the engagement and content. With 40 million global monthly active users for the ad-supported plan, they also announced new ad partners, ad tech platform, and expanded buying capabilities. The streaming giant is set to offer a diverse range of new series, movies, and live events in 2024 and 2025.
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Bridgerton’ in Bowral: a Launch Campaign that truly Reminisces on the Romance That Was
The weeklong Bridgerton in Bowral event in New South Wales celebrated the upcoming season of the Shondaland series with regency-themed activities and exclusive previews. Fans enjoyed a garden party, special screenings, and unique experiences, contributing to a significant boost in local businesses and tourism.
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Netflix Celebrates World Book Day!
In celebration of World Book Day on April 23, Netflix puts the spotlight on upcoming and recent book-to-screen adaptation These series and films have not only captivated global audiences; they’ve also caused a resurgence in popularity for the original source material, with many books returning to bestseller lists around the world.
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Netflix Increases Australian Representation with New Partnership
Netflix has partnered with Bus Stop Films to support their 2023 Showcase featuring short films made by filmmakers with disabilities. The collaboration also includes providing a paid internship on a Netflix production in Australia, aiming to foster inclusivity in the industry.
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Netflix Celebrates ‘3 Body Problem’ As “You Are Bugs” Stunt Grips Fans Worldwide
“3 Body Problem,” produced by David Benioff, D. B. Weiss, and Alexander Woo, debuted at No. 2 on the English TV List with 11M views in four days. On March 25, Netflix sparked global discussion with a recreation of a pivotal scene, “Judgement Day,” reaching 30+ countries and notable landmarks.
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Netflix Reveals Programming Lineup at AnimeJapan 2024
Netflix wowed AnimeJapan 2024 with its “Netflix Special Stage,” showcasing the growing popularity of anime on the platform. Highlights included the premiere of The Grimm Variations, the trailer for Gundam: Requiem for Vengeance, and the announcement of Baki Hanma VS Kengan Ashura. Exciting titles like T・P BON, Rising Impact, and more were also revealed.
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Parasyte: The Grey Official Trailer
Netflix unveils the poster and trailer for sci-fi horror series Parasyte: The Grey, expanding on the best-selling manga “Parasyte.” Director Yeon Sang-ho integrates the theme of coexistence. The series follows Su-in, a young woman caught between humanity and parasitic influence. The trailer promises a gripping viewing experience, premiering on Netflix on April 5.
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Netflix: Women in Southeast Asia’s Entertainment Industry Speak Out
Top women creators and talent from Netflix’s Southeast Asia titles gathered in Jakarta, Indonesia to discuss representation on screen at Netflix’s event, Reflections of Me, celebrating International Women’s Month. The panel, moderated by actress Marissa Anita, emphasized the importance of authentic female characters and the impact of having more women in front of and behind…
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‘Avatar Renewed for Two More Seasons as Social Fandom Heats Up from the Franchise’s Marketing Strategy
Avatar: The Last Airbender’s live-action revival, following Aang’s journey to master the elements, has gained massive global popularity, securing 41.1M views in 11 days and topping charts in 76 countries. The promotional campaign utilized platforms like TikTok and YouTube, engaging fans worldwide. With two more seasons confirmed, the Avatar State is thriving.
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The Wild and The Wonderful: How Fandoms Show Up In Australia by Netflix
Netflix content has sparked a global phenomenon, with decade-old music, niche sports, and Regency-era fashion gaining popularity. Australians are deeply involved in fan communities, spending 29.4 days per year streaming content. Fandoms are seen to have a positive impact on mental health and a sense of belonging.
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Netflix Unveils Dynamic Japanese Slate of Creative Breakthroughs
Netflix Japan has been bringing Japanese stories to global audiences for nearly nine years. Last year, Japanese-language content became the third most-viewed non-English content on Netflix. They have unveiled a stellar lineup of live-action titles for 2024, showcasing unique Japanese narratives and continuing to set new benchmarks in Japanese entertainment.
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Netflix: K-Content Programming Slate for 2024
As the go-to destination for K-content fans worldwide, Netflix has lined up an impressive array of new series, films, and unscripted shows set to thrill audiences throughout 2024. This year’s slate features world-class titles, returning beloved series, films that run the gamut of genres, and a wide range of unscripted shows.
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Unveiling the Next Chapter in Chinese-Language Entertainment
Netflix announces Taiwanese slate and has collaborated with top creators and talents. The result is a growing library of scripted and unscripted content that is capturing hearts worldwide. From the suspenseful mystery of Light the Night to the spine-chilling horror of Incantation, our local titles have resonated across cultures.
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Riding High: Netflix Thai Content Soars into 2024
Netflix Thailand’s 2024 slate of seven series and one feature film, building on the success of last year’s Thai content. The streaming service is set to push boundaries with redefined quality, unparalleled variety, and never-before-seen local storytelling, collaborating with established and up-and-coming directors and production houses.
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From Fantasy to Supernatural Sci-Fi, Netflix Expands Indonesian Films and Series
Netflix announces Indonesia’s 2024 slate. This year, the streamer is broadening storytelling with a range of genres including comedy, fantasy, and sci-fi thrillers while providing opportunities for up-and-coming young talents.
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Netflix Wins 22 Emmy® Awards as Ali Wong Makes History
At the 75th Annual Primetime Emmys, Netflix won 22 awards out of 103 nominations. BEEF and Queer Eye were standout winners. BEEF won 8 awards, including Outstanding Limited Series. Ali Wong made history as the first Asian-American actress to win Outstanding Actress in a Limited Series. Queer Eye continued its success with its 11th Emmy…
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Netflix Engagement Report
Starting today we will publish What We Watched: A Netflix Engagement Report twice a year. This is a comprehensive report of what people watched on Netflix over a six month period. The report covers more than 18,000 titles — representing 99% of all viewing on Netflix — and nearly 100 billion hours viewed.
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Netflix Surpasses $1 Billion Investment in Aussie Storytelling
Netflix has invested over $1 billion AUD in Australian and Australian-related films and shows, with a focus on diverse storytelling. More than 95% of the investment was in new content, showcasing a commitment to Australian creativity. This includes upcoming adaptations like “Boy Swallows Universe” and “The Survivors,” highlighting Australian talent both on and off the…
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One Year Into Netflix Ads
Amy Reinhard, Netflix’s President of Advertising, celebrates the success of the ad-supported plan, now reaching 15 million global monthly active users. The focus is on creating innovative advertising opportunities, including new ad formats, enhanced measurement capabilities, improved member experience, and upcoming sponsorships and measurement capabilities, aiming to reshape the future of advertising on Netflix.
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Netflix to Host Its First-Ever Live Sports Event
The Netflix Cup, a live event featuring athletes from Formula 1: Drive to Survive and Full Swing, streams from Wynn Las Vegas on November 14. Drivers and golfers will compete in a match play tournament to kick off the week of the inaugural FORMULA 1 with the aim to further popularize the sports series.
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Netflix Reveals Teaser & Date for ‘Cocomelon Lane’ and Unveils First Look on Various Kids Programming
Netflix is expanding its preschool content with new shows like CoComelon Lane, Hot Wheels Let’s Race, Dee & Friends in Oz, and Mighty Monsterwheelies. CoComelon Lane introduces new storylines and songs covering important developmental milestones, while Gabby’s Dollhouse receives an increased episode order. Exciting new preschool series are also set to premiere in 2023/2024.
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Why We Love K-Romance, by Netflix
Korean dramas, or K-dramas, enchant audiences globally with their blend of romance, drama, and fantasy, drawing in a growing fanbase. K-Romance showcases unlikely couples, time-transcending love, and genre fusion, offering something for every romantic soul. With numerous love stories available on Netflix, it’s a world waiting to be explored.
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Netflix Outback Drama Commences Production in the Northern Territory and South Australia
The production of the new series Desert King has commenced in the traditional lands of the Larrakia and Kaurna people, as well as other locations in the Northern Territory and South Australia. The series depicts the struggles within the Lawson family and their vast cattle station. Backed by government incentives, the show is set to…
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Proudly Aussie: Netflix Celebrates Diversity and Authenticity in Upcoming Films and Series from Down Under
Netflix’s upcoming films and shows from Australia celebrate our culture and showcase the diverse people and landscapes from all corners of the country and across all genres. Today, we’re sharing some of the new Australian films and shows that will be released on Netflix or commence production this year, with plenty more to come yet!
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The Unlimited Possibilities of Japan’s Unscripted Content
Netflix in Japan is committed to understanding local audience tastes and developing compelling unscripted shows. They aim to elevate the unscripted category with high production values and storytelling from Japan’s most innovative creative voices. Initiatives include fresh takes on romance reality and unscripted comedy, with several new titles set to debut.
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Netflix Films Screening at 2023 Fall Film Festivals
Netflix shares the films that have been invited to screen at select film festivals around the world this fall. They include: Venice International Film Festival, Toronto Film Festival, and New York Film Festival – along with slated release dates
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Netflix Introduce New Feature being a One-Stop Shop for Series and Movies You Want to Watch
Netflix is launching “My Netflix,” a personalized space on iOS and Android, featuring shortcuts to your downloads, saved shows and movies, trailers, reminders, and more. This new section allows quick access to your preferred content, based on your interactions and interests with the app. The feature will be available on iOS immediately and on Android…
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Netflix Celebrates Japanese Content Slate at Anime Expo 2023
Netflix showcased upcoming anime and live action adaptations at Anime Expo, revealing highlights like stop-motion series Pokémon Concierge, PLUTO, BEASTARS FINAL SEASON, and live action projects Zom 100: Bucket list of the Dead and ONE PIECE. The event featured talent appearances and new teaser trailers, exciting fans with insights into the diverse upcoming content.
