Greg Peters

Greg Peters, co-CEO of Netflix, discusses the platform's shift towards advertising, which has attracted over 40 million subscribers in just six months. He shares updates on Netflix's culture memo aimed at maintaining core values amidst growth. Peters also delves into the evolution of streaming, the challenges of navigating a competitive landscape, and the innovative approaches in gaming and personalization. Additionally, he highlights the balance Netflix seeks between creative advertising and user experience, alongside the role of AI in enhancing content engagement.

Lucas Shaw, a Bloomberg reporter, engages industry heavyweights in thrilling discussions. David Ellison, CEO of Skydance Media, unveils his acquisition strategies and plans to revitalize Paramount’s content. Jimmy Kimmel shares his thoughts on political satire and his recent ABC suspension. Netflix's co-CEO Greg Peters highlights innovations in gaming and live events aimed at enhancing viewer engagement. Filmmakers Ryan Coogler and Sev Ohanian discuss Proximity Media's diverse projects and the value of the theatrical experience in today's landscape.

Greg Peters, co-CEO of Netflix, discusses why Netflix partnered with WWE for live rights, the future of watching sports in VR, and recaps a week at the World Economic Forum in Davos.

Netflix's Chief Product Officer, Greg Peters, discusses innovations such as recommendation algorithms, video streaming, user interface, and tools for creating original shows. He also talks about expanding Netflix to the Japanese market, challenges of company growth, efficient encoding for anime videos, and exploring diversity and global connectivity on Netflix.

Stuart Kaiser notes equities may be topping out; Greg Peters predicts above trend default and distress activity; Carl Riccadonna sees headwinds emerging for retail sales; Dana Telsey discusses Target and TJX earnings.