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Premiere Of Netflix’s “Marvel’s Daredevil” – Arrivals In an article published on Saturday, Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos defended his decision to protect the company’s content from woke employees who would seek to censor it, saying that it was “very important” for American culture.
The interview in The New York Times came after Netflix released a corporate memo that warned employees offended by the company’s content that they may want to go find a job somewhere else.
The change in Netflix’s company culture was in large part due to the backlash the streaming service faced last year over its Dave Chappelle special, “The Closer,” which some employees claimed was transphobic.
When asked how he felt about being touted in conservative media after defending freedom of speech, Sarandos said, “It used to be a very liberal issue, so it’s an interesting time that we live in.”Sarandos added, “I always said if we censor in […]
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