that is affect comment and _ example netflix. that is affect comment and amazon - example netflix. netflix. that is affect | comment and amazon would be example netflix. that is affect - comment and amazon would be in the same bucket but the difference is that netflix has first mover advantage. they are the base streaming service in most people�*s households and they are in a very, very strong position and they have a very large original content which with the strike finishing, it could get back into full strength. the question wall street has been asking has been over the studios and the managed decline of their traditional business, which is of course the cinema business but also the libya tv business. while they streaming as an alternative. —— linear. it is yet to make a profit causing issues and impacting the share prices and other things and it has required this hard move to revitalise the business. something we know only too well here at the bbc. thank you very much. let�*s stay in the us because the boss of home rental app airbnb has told the bbc they are not to blame for ho

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i'm long netflix. it is not cheap. it deserves a premium.stion is, exactly how much, i don't know, but i'm staying long. >> i'm not long netflix. i hope to get it lower. have been long, and i think the fact 100 million borrowers out there that are being converted, and they're doing this with the ad-supported, where we're now seeing everyone else in streaming coming onboard with that model. netflix, ahead of everybody else, and this is so accretive to earnings. and back to free cash flow. there's no one even close to them. no one's got free cash flow, it's a cash burn on streaming. they'll have $6 to $8 billion. >> this is good news or bad news for the other streamers with ad-supported tiers? >> i think it's bad news. i think to tim's point, it's netflix and everybody else, and everybody else doesn't seem to have the ability to make any money. the tailwinds for netflix were the ad tier, the password sharing, the writers' strike. now, we've come to the end of a lot of those. the ad -- the ad income is obviously still elongated for me. it was a

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it's coming out on netflix.ere in l.a. and it's just great. >> oh, thanks. >> jimmy: there was one thing in particular i was wondering about then, i'm still wondering about, i wanted to ask you about it. you say, you claim that -- >> you claim. >> jimmy: it's not much of a claim but it's a claim. it's probably true that your family, they don't say "i love you" to each other. >> true story. >> jimmy: which is to me, as an italian, a fellow italian american -- >> right. >> jimmy: seems very not italian at all. right? >> they say instead of i love you, they say "take care." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: take care. >> it's not the same. >> jimmy: no. >> it's almost a passive-aggressive command. [ laughter ] "i'm going to need you to do something for me, take care." you know what i mean? one time i built up the courage, i said to my mom, called my mom for mother's day. "mom, i really appreciate you." there was a long silence on the other end for a few moments. then she said, "bye, now." [ laughter ] bye, now? but they love

we do not know how he managed to clock up so much data, enough to watch netflix for 20 hours and whyto use the ipad and there are obviously complications with the fact there was a point where the taxpayer was going to completely go to a cover of this bill and ted came out and the pressure got so high that mr matheson said he would cover it himself. we now have the scottish conservatives calling for michael matheson to be sacked and do not believe his assurances that the ipad use was used for parliamentary purposes. it came up at first minister questions this afternoon and humza yousaf said he is sticking by the health secretary but when we get the statement that will come in about five minutes from michael matheson there might be some change in the narrative and new developments we have not heard so far so we are waiting to hear what he has to tell msps when he gets up to speak and the story might be changing but it sounds like he plans to stay and his role. no doubt a huge amount of political pressure on him and what he has to say in this personal statement at two o'clock could eith

the first days series was released on november 1 on netflix.available for viewing not only in ukraine, but also in 19 european countries. and this is the first time that a ukrainian premiere took place on the streaming platform. of the project, among series on netflix, the first days are already in the second place in terms of views in ukraine, even before the premiere, the six-episode project was bought by national broadcasters of 30 countries, where exactly the series was filmed and what the authors want to show the world, anna kamineyeva will tell, andryusha, it has begun, wake up . tell me, what happened? has the war started? the first days, six stories about what they experienced we all, more people should see them. the stories are based on real events. the story about archie breaking the wall is true. stories the world needs to see. you can see us from portugal to japan. is that a rhinoceros? i didn't understand something, well, i sort of clean up shit. i won't, the series in the zoo is based on real events, this is a story about the zoo

a netflix thursday, a family makes a wish. and the mom and dad wake up the next day to find they've switched bodies with their 2 kids in the family. switch jennifer garner and helms coach start. most mccarthy is granting wishes in new york city just in time for christmas in the new comedy. jeanne, catch it on dow. >> why would you want to play someone who think is a bad person? gray areas that winner. natalie portman is an ambitious actors should begin shattering disgraced teacher who had an affair with student. i think while prepping for her next roles, oscar winner julianne moore coach stars may december begins streaming friday on netflix and on disney. plus, on friday, there's the shepherd about a british fighter pilot who gets lost in the fog. that is to trust a higher power to get home in time for christmas. what kind of do i got? >> nobody for new series this week. arlington heights, very own sebastian maniscalco stars in the new comedy series booking a lot of small-time bookmaker trying to collect and gambling debts. se

>> what about netflix? >> i thought it was pfizer. which one? >> netflix movies. >> i like netflix. they had a dynamite quarter and good ad driven stuff coming. it is high quality and by the way, just so we know, it had a dip and now it has a pause and refresh and you can buy netflix. let's go to will in kentucky. will? >> hey, this is will in lexington. i had a question about palo alto network. i have tripped a lot of my individual positions. i still have ets. but i like palo alto because it has cash flow. and i like the story, doesn't seem like we will be in a safer world. >> listen will. i happen to like the town of lexington, very much. i have been to that horse park and it is dynamite. here's what i know. i'm calling it best in show when it comes to cyber. the fact that it is 244 still, down 21 points from the high, you are dealing with the cash aurora. when you hear about the cyberattacks, what north korea is up to or iran, you should be thinking, i got to buy something. panw, that's why will has horse sense. given that the fed and treasury will not do a 180 any time soon, we

and even when netflix started, if you remember when netflix started, what did they start with? house of cards, because they knew that a political show was the most powerful way to come in. but i'll tell you, we haven't talked about and i don't want to end on a doom and gloom, but if you look at prime time broadcast tv now, there would be e.r. would not. the's no way would ever exist because because the companies are taking their money and putting it into the streaming channels for the broadcast channels. you know, there's game shows and primetime and and and cbs has a of still have a lot of dramas. but all tho shows are much more expensive. so the sense is if you're putting this money into streaming, you're not putting it in to the broadcast channels. and so why you will theyxist in the same will you be a network affiliate if your net like if you're an nbc affiliate right the reason you were is becausyou want nbc news, you want nbc primetime programing, you want the today show, you this. now, there are ctain, you know, mark or type things if there's no air. right. and iane lync

later, wearing the crown netflix quietly having quite a memorable month. the stock is up 30% in the last 30 days. what's behind this royal revival? we'll debate that. i'm melissa lee. on the desk tonight, guy adami, tim seymour, bonawyn eison and dan nathan we've got to start with the developing story on openai the company's board ousting ceo sam altman late in the day saying he was not, quote unquote, consistently candid in his conversations with them. shares of microsoft, openai's biggest investor dropping on the news let's get to steve with what we know. >> reporter: sam altman, the face of the generative a.i. boom and ceo of openai, he's out of the company. ohai board saying in a statement, quote, mr. atman's departure follows a deliberative review process by the board which concluded he was in the consistently candid in his conversations with the board, hindering its ability to exercise its responsibilities, adding they no longer had confidence in his ability to run if company the openai chief officer was named interim ceo. altman just putting out a t

and again, you can watch rustin on netflix.rthday. i love you mom. isn't she cute? she is 82. that will do it for me today. thank you for ng, be sure to tune in tomro to the sunday show with cafornia congressman robert garcia, joining us live to discuss th latest on the new expulsion measure against congssn george santos, after a scathing report by the house ethics committee. that's tomorrow, at 9 am eastern, right here on msnbc. and remember, you can follow us on x, the platform formerly known as twitter, tiktok, instagram, using the handle at weekend capehart. don't go anywhere, my friend ali velshi is next with more news. ali velshi is next with more news news d and shoulders, right? only when i see flakes. then i switch back to my regular shampoo. you should use it every wash, otherwise the flakes will come back. tiny troy: he's right, you know. is that tiny troy? the ingredients in head and shoulders keep the microbes that cause flakes at bay. microbes, really? they're always on your scalp... little rascals... but good new

netflix benefits from having a lot of overseas content, andrew, but even netflix is going to feel thestart soon. >> are you imagining we're going to start to get quarterly results and start hearing about not just growth slowing down but we're going to talk about a reverse? a reversal? >> it's hard. a lot of it depends on what you do. you're seeing a lot of deep discounting from these streaming services, sign up for a full year at a meaningful discount. you've seen them launch advertising tiers at far lower prices in order to attract subscribers. so it isn't as simple to say, you know, even disney's starting to explore canada, they're starting to explore password sharing the way netflix does. there's a lot of moving pieces. i think growth has largely stopped for streaming. that's obvious. >> if that's the case, these stocks we've now cycled through on the screen, netflix, walt disney, paramount global, warner brothers. comcast parent company, this network a little bit of a different story given the cable piece of it, its business, the actual wires it is. which ones do you like based on

plus, his new comedy special "the old man and the pool" is streaming now on netflix the very funny mikeing us tonight. [ cheers and applause >> steve: oh love that man. >> jimmy: "old man and the pool." and we've got great music. offset is performing tonight >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: and here she is. >> steve: oh, my gosh, it's cher [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: cher - i didn't know -- i didn't know you were back there the whole time >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: "i was just taking a a nap. >> steve: oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: you were -- you were taking a nap you surprised me, yeah "i'm so happy to be here on the show." [ laughter ] do you like our set? do you like -- "i'm a big fan of the roots. but i love this audience." >> steve: yeah [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: "new york city - new york city has the best audience in the world. >> steve: wow! [ cheers and applause wow. >> jimmy: uh, oh, really >> steve: got a secret >> jimmy: oh could you say it again do want to say it a little bit louder "i want to crowd surf. [ cheers and applause >> steve: oh >> jimmy: i think it'

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. >>> up next, victoria, netflix, shares up 16% this month. how would you trade netflix? least the medium term? >> look, netflix is still a buy for me even at these levels because they're growing their subscriber base so well. they well outpaced expectations in q3, added 9 million new subscribers and said they expect the same in q4 and just increased prices. more paying subscribers, higher revenue, content continues to be great because we're all watching this old stuff like "suits" streamed over a billion hours globally and that's not anything new. netflix has just managed this very, very well. their password crackdown has been a light touch. can drive more and more people with paid subscriptions versus free loading. great strategy to grow revenue. >> you're sticking with the momentum that november is displaying. does that extend to clorox, little different story but been outperforming, up 22% this month. >> i can't. talk to me about this october 31st, it was a steal around 115. it's rallied so much off those lows up almost 25, 26% and they're talking about the fact that

now again, netflix produces internationally. squid game international produced. >> where is stranger? things is producing united getting some content going again because content is king camp keep people on streamers. netflix biggest to hit this suits which was produced 3 to 5 years ago and just broadcasting shows you the power of the royals, meghan markle. i think that's netflix has and figured out. >> and then well, we've got the models coming up tomorrow. >> you think it's going to bring that to be a flop? you think your superhero? i know your superhero fan now flock is kind of interesting because we're talking 60 to 65 million opening weekend. but couple weeks ago is tracking at 80 to to show you that ceo universe. and i think i'm a little tired of it. i don't know who that marvel's are. makes it a little bit more difficult to get behind it to get excited versus waiting for it to hit streaming. but we'll see i mean, think i think you're onto something because my son who is even bigger. >> fan and i am he's got a little marvel

we take it live to kelly o'grady who's standing outside netflix in los angeles.ly, how crucial were the netflixs and the amazons in breaking this near 4-month log jam between the two sides? >> reporter: well, liz, they were really important. and, of course, throughout the whole process you had the big four studio heads at the negotiating table. we are hearing though reportedly over the past week the likes of other streaming heads like apple, amazon, they got involved. i can confirm through a source that yesterday the studios came to the sag union and they said, l we need to know if there's going to be a deal here. hay gave a deadline of 5 p.m. and then, boom, all of a sudden we had a deal. now, that is good news because that means tinseltown, we are ready to get back to work, liz. and i can confirm there were a number of californias that did get text -- casts that did get text messages saying production was ramping up. so we are looking to see things coming together here really soon. that's good news for all the delayed shows and movies because studios have pushe

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if the publishers have their way, which is basically just a netflix of books. brewster kael, you used the term fair use. what does that mean when it comes to copyright law? fair use is a part of the american copyright doctrine. i'm not a lawyer that basically says that, yes, there are copyright rights, but there are exemptions that are fair use. there are okay to do so. for instance, when these same publishers went and sued google over their process, the judge said it's fair use their digital using these books, making them available as snippets, as searchable snippets. that's a fair use. there's lots of different of fair use of court cases. it's one of the escape valves on the sort of absurdly too much control that was put in place in the united states in 1976, before or that, the copyright of ben franklin is you had copyright for 14 years, renewable ones and derivative works. no problem. so we had a long tradition in this country until it was sort of really screwed down in 1976 and fair use and specific exemptions for libraries to be able to offer. instance, l

their offerings looked like netflix offerings. now they're going back to work, they are going to get more television content, new 40 minute episodes. that is better for them than the competition. caroline: they are going to be folding in hulu, testing out how it is to have it all under one product. they are also eyeing what they do with espn to make it the digital force they want to. where do you sit on the storyline coming from the ceo? laura: we would like to see apple by disney. ed: you are not the only one who thinks that. laura: [laughter] i think this notion of disney plus plus hulu into a mega app is a good idea. make a mega app. those are much more competitive with netflix than standalone two different apps. on espn, they are talking to a lot of partners because they want to create a new espn streaming app that cornered the market on sports streaming. i am intrigued by who that might be, whether it is amazon or apple or verizon. they said it might be marketing support or distribution support or rights. i am very intrigued

it's entertainment for netflix.e royals. happens to be the royals. >> but do worry then and do >> but do you worry then and do you share the concerns some you share the concerns that some people have, which is that there will members the public? will be members of the public? and know, certainly and i you know, i certainly don't to demean belittle don't want to demean or belittle my viewers at all because i don't think they're stupid. but there a lot of people who there are a lot of people who say, well, look, they might think is real life. right think this is real life. right this actually happened as if we've got a transcript of everything diana everything that princess diana everything that princess diana ever said. >> precisely. and peter morgan has actually even addressed it. he he's never he said that he's never positioned as making positioned himself as making a documentary about the royals. he's entertainment. he's he's making entertainment. he's incredible screenwriter. and it's designed for creative licens

>> oh, i think netflix has pulled a very interesting one where harry is concerned and netflix has boughtt and see what happens because the crown has been a huge success for netflix. harry has and meghan's off with netflix is chicken feed compared to the importance that they placed upon the crown and let's wait and see once this is all done and dusted . how long all done and dusted. how long harry and meghan's association with netflix is going to last? because what they have done is they have bought harry's silence. well with, you know, dangung silence. well with, you know, dangling a few million carrots underneath his nose . so it's a underneath his nose. so it's a really interesting dynamic. and mean, you know, i mean, nobody could pay me enough money to betray my parents, but i suppose harry's a different case. >> yeah , well, i mean, it would >> yeah, well, i mean, it would appear so. just final word to you on this, phil, then. do you feel as though netflix has bought harry's silence over his comments about potentially deeply insensitive of footage and dramatised footage, anyway, of h

netflix. grateful >> i love netflix.one. anytimeilm is a difficult one. anytime you're bringing religion and you're bringing religion and you're bringing religion and you're bringing killing you're bringing in killing animals and ethics of eating animals and the ethics of eating and you're and consuming animals, you're bringing powerful bringing some very powerful industries in there . and we industries in there. and we wanted to tell the story in a particular way . such a sensitive particular way. such a sensitive topic, and long story short, they wanted to go one direction. we wanted to go deeper in the direction we were going, and we understand why would want direction we were going, and we unibuttand why would want direction we were going, and we unibuttancfelty would want direction we were going, and we unibuttancfelt very would want direction we were going, and we unibuttancfelt very strongly want to, but we felt very strongly this film had to be told in a certain way to have the most impact. so we stayed surprisin

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, as predicted the last final season of the series the crown, the first four episodes appeared on netflix and well , again predictably, there was a scandal, because there is a scandal in almost every season of the crown, because a lot of people are dissatisfied, well, first of all, people who are fans of the royal family say that they do not respect its authors, that you can't be so rude in the dirty laundry of such respectable people and monarchs, and by the way, various inaccuracies are constantly pointed out, but the series is still one of the most popular, has a lot of fans, but it seems that this final sixth of the zone has not met a very good fate, because critics attacked him much more than for other seasons, if you look through the various reviews of different film reviewers, series reviewers in such prestigious publications, then a lot of reviews are really not very, let's say, positive, very often the critics agree that this season turned out to be simply unsuccessful, somehow smeared , and there are prospects that such a great popular series will simply fall apart by the last s

tom: what is their theme versus netflix or disney plus? i asked ferro too.us the others? scarlet: it is show by show they also have shows from the past. they have this library you can access. it is complicated. tom: we are going to get complicated and straighten this out. hulu being taken out by disney. brian roberts and comcast unloading the dog. geetha, is comcast happy today that they unloaded this stock? or is this the deal of a lifetime for mr. bob iger? geetha: this is a complicated transaction. all we got yesterday was that disney is buying out comcast's 33% stake. we know that comcast is offloading and disney is buying. the biggest question is price. the value was set at $27 billion. disney said they expect to make the initial payment of $9 billion minus some capital calls which is why you get the $8.6 billion. the problem is how much greater the $27 billion is above valuation. tom: jon ferro is addicted to hulu. he binge watches "love island" and the rest. [laughter] doesn't matter who watches this stuff -- does it matter who watches this stuff? gee

well, while we go to netflix, who has a subscription and watch these episodes, i will tell you why thes "the crown" became a scandal, well, it became a scandal in the first place, because many people without ... of course there is piety before the royal british family ' yeah and well any, any rips, even the slightest in the dirty linen of this family, cause very big battles, on the other hand, the rating of this series, the number of fans is off the charts, and it's all thanks to the beautifully told story, drama and the fact that this series is simply banally beautiful, but throughout all the seasons different people protested against it... his main complaint against the series is that he said does not coincide with real historical events, that there are many inaccuracies and many inventions, more than once even the british minister of culture demanded from the authors of the series to put some big disclaimer and show before each episode such a large inscription, a warning that this is a fictional series, but not a documentary, the authors said, oh my god, it is already clear that thi

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