
Morning Brew Daily Netflix Launches Live Sports with WWE & Boeing Troubles Continue
Jan 24, 2024
Netflix is diving into live sports with a whopping $5 billion deal with WWE, shaking up the streaming game. Meanwhile, Boeing faces difficulties as one major airline takes its business elsewhere. A deepfake controversy raises eyebrows over AI impersonations connected to the upcoming elections. Dunkin' Donuts finds itself in hot water over charges for non-dairy milk, posing questions about consumer rights. Plus, the gaming world sees a stir with a Pokémon-inspired game, and Oscar nominations reveal some surprising snubs.
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Oklahoma Skyscraper
- Oklahoma City developers are building a skyscraper, initially planned as the second tallest in the U.S.
- They've since decided to make it even taller, referencing Oklahoma's statehood year.
Netflix's Sports Pivot
- Netflix's subscriber growth exceeded projections, demonstrating success in various initiatives.
- Their deal with WWE marks a shift towards live sports, potentially altering the entertainment landscape.
Netflix's Offensive Strategy
- Netflix is aggressively expanding while other media companies are cutting costs.
- Their success with initiatives like password sharing crackdowns and ad-supported tiers has impressed investors.
