Category: Streaming
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Netflix Gives Paltrow’s ‘The Apology’ a Two-Season Order
Netflix has given a two-season, straight-to-series order to Gwyneth Paltrow thriller The Apology, from A24-based Cut To, days after a leadership reset.
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Alfonso Gomez-Rejon to Direct Disney+’s Afterlife With Archie
Disney+ has tapped the Hunters and American Horror Story director to launch its zombie-apocalypse Archie series. Here’s what the hire signals.
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Banijay CEO: Fight for IP, Not Quotas, After $8B Merger
Banijay’s Marco Bassetti says Europe’s quota fight is pointless; the real battle is getting streamers to reward creativity with IP rights.
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Netflix Film Chief Dan Lin Exits After 88-Film Run
Netflix’s film chief Dan Lin is out after almost three years and an 88-film slate, deepening a creative reset as Peter Rice takes over.
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SAG-AFTRA’s $300K Cap Reshapes Vertical Microdramas
SAG-AFTRA’s Verticals Agreement turns one: a $300K cap, union day rates and Hollywood names are reshaping mobile microdramas.
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Netflix’s Q3 Test at a $65.08 Stock Low: Engagement vs Ads
Analysts cut Netflix targets after layoffs and a content chief switch, yet still see ad revenue roughly doubling to $3 billion in 2026.
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Netflix Renews Trauma Code for Two Seasons After 43.6M Views
Netflix confirms seasons two and three of Trauma Code: Heroes on Call after 43.6M views; Jung Ye In replaces Ha Young as Cheon Jang…
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Obsession hits Netflix US Nov 17 after $407M run
Focus Features’ $750,000 horror Obsession, which grossed $407 million globally, lands on Netflix US on November 17, 2026.
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JioHotstar reimagines Student of the Year as dark web series
JioHotstar reimagines the Student of the Year franchise as a thriller web series with Shanaya Kapoor, Reema Maya and Dharmatic; premieres November 13.
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Talent agencies push for 50% indie spend rule on US streamers
CAA, WME, UTA and producers form a coalition to demand streamers earmark 50% of original content spend for independent projects.