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Marvelous talks Muramasa missing content, localization style and a Harvest Moon tease

The following info comes from Yoshifumi Hashimoto, producer of Muramasa Rebirth and Chief Creative Officer at Marvelous AQL. On the Wii version of Muramasa not being complete... “We didn’t get to specifics when it came to gameplay, so...Show More Summary

Netflix CEO Reed Hastings On Arrested Development, Managing Content Licenses, And Coming Back From The Qwikster Debacle

2 weeks agoTechnology : TechCrunch

In an interview at the D11 conference, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings and Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos talked about the company's plans for more original programming, as well as its relationship to other content providers and distributors.

Netflix's Management Presents at Nomura 3rd Annual U.S. Media & Telecom Summit Conference (Transcript)

Netflix, Inc. (NFLX) Nomura 3rd Annual U.S. Media & Telecom Summit Conference Call May 30, 2013, 11:00 am ET Executives Ted Sarandos - Chief Content Officer Analysts Presentation Unidentified Analyst We’ll get started. Our next guest, Ted Sarandos has been in here for three years in a row. Show More Summary

Netflix's Sarandos scoffs at stock drop on 'Arrested' reviews

Selling Netflix shares because of "Arrested Development" reviews? You've made a huge mistake, according to chief content officer Ted Sarandos. 

Netflix Exec Says It Will Boost Spending On Original Shows

The streaming video company now earmarks less than 5% of its revenues for original programming, and “that will grow to 10% to 12% to 15% over the next couple of years,” Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos told investors today at the Nomura U.S. Show More Summary

'Arrested Development' Pirated More Than 100,000 Times in 24 Hours

Less than a month ago, Netflix's chief content officer Ted Sarandos said that Bittorrent traffic drops as Netflix traffic grows. read more

Why Binge-Watching Is Netflix’s Creative Killer App—But One With Downsides

The Hollywood Reporter has a long interview with Ted Sarandos, the chief content officer for Netflix, and Cindy Holland, who is the company’s vice president for original programming. And one of the things that it makes clear is that, in addition to the company’s willingness to spend a lot of money—as Sarandos puts it, “I [...]

Netflix's Ted Sarandos Reveals His 'Phase 2' for Hollywood

Algorithms, deep pockets and a disdain for the existing TV model as the chief content officer reveals why the agent who talked about their budgets was "remarkably ill-informed," and countering "the managed dissatisfaction … of the entire entertainment business." read more

4 Lessons in Creating Dynamic Social Content

Why would I care? Why would I share? These are two key questions that Droga5’s chief creative officer, Ted Royer, says his agency considers when creating social content for brands on Facebook. Create a content calendar that has different types of content offerings every day. Try to diversify as much as possible.

BitTorrent to Netflix: We’re not synonymous with piracy and your business doesn’t affect our traffic

Last week, Netflix Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos suggested that when the company launches in a new territory, and as the service’s traffic grows, BitTorrent traffic takes a hit. The... Keep reading ?

'The Dark Tower' coming to Netflix? Ted Sarandos talks the possibility

Netflix chief content officer Ted Sarandos admits that he and Ron Howard has had discussions about Howard's proposed adaptation of Stephen King's "The Dark Tower."

Netflix Says It’s ‘Killing’ BitTorrent Traffic

Video streaming giant Netflix believes that making content available is the best way to beat online piracy, and the company has data to back this up. Netflix Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos reveals that ISPs are noticing a drop in BitTorrent traffic every time they launch in a new territory. Show More Summary

Netflix: Where We Set Up Shop, Torrenting Drops

2 months agoTechnology / Gadgets : Gizmodo

The Chief Content Officer of streaming giant Netflix claims the modern trend for easily streaming legal content is impacting on the more hardcore Bittorrent scene, with pirate traffic dropping in countries when Netflix switches on its servers. According to Netflix’s Ted Sarandos, this is because “…people are mostly honest.” Read more...

Netflix content chief says piracy drops whenever Netflix launches in new markets

Netflix’s chief content officer has a novel way to combat online piracy: give people easy and affordable ways to access content. In an interview with Stuff, Netflix content chief Ted Sarandos said that “the best way to combat piracyShow More Summary

Sirius XM Radio's CEO Discusses Q1 2013 Results - Earnings Call Transcript

Sirius XM Radio Inc. (SIRI) Q1 2013 Earnings Conference Call April 30, 2013, 08:00 AM ET Executives James E. Meyer - CEO David J. Frear - EVP and CFO Scott Greenstein, President and Chief Content Officer Hooper Stevens - VP, Investor...Show More Summary

Netflix’s Reed Hastings Made $5.5M In 2012, -40.3%

Indeed, the CEO wasn’t even the company’s highest paid exec last year: That honor went to Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos who made $6.5M, according to the Netflix proxy just filed at the SEC. The big change for Reed Hastings was a drop in the value of his option awards, which were unusually high last year. Show More Summary

Marcus on KCET: 'I feel like I had a great run there'

Marcus was KCET’s chief content officer and executive producer of "SoCal Connected" until last week's layoffs. He hints that the award-winning 'Connected' team hopes to stay together somewhere else.

Time names Netflix's Ted Sarandos to list of 100 most influential

Two years after Netflix's Chief Executive Reed Hastings was named to Time's list of the 100 most influential people in the world, Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos has joined him.

Forbes’ Lewis Dvorkin says banners aren’t dead, and content is content – even if it’s bought

2 months agoTechnology : Pando Daily

Banners aren't dead, Forbes is not driven by marketing, and content is valuable, whether it comes from staff writers or paying customers. Those were the key themes Lewis Dvorkin, chief product officer of Forbes Media, struck on at tonight's PandoMonthly in New York. Show More Summary

We Hear: Lyons Joining Farrell at Havas?

Well, since our inquiries to Havas regarding Vin Farrell last week went nowhere because Adweek apparently had some exclusive/vice grip on the agency’s comms, we’re hearing that along with said agency’s new global chief content officer, fellow R/GA-er Sean Lyons is following suit. Show More Summary

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