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From the New York Times, this is the interview.
I'm Lulu Garcia Navarro.
If you're like me, you probably spent some large portion of this week sitting on your sofa watching Netflix.
Rom coms are my thing, and my latest obsession is this turkish series.
It's called thank u.
Next.
Once I watch a few international rom coms, you can bet that Netflix is going to feed me more of them.
Maybe youve had this experience with sports documentaries or thrillers, but as im vegging out on the couch, im not really thinking much about the people shaping my habit.
Thats why I wanted to talk to Ted Sarandos.
Sarandos has been at Netflix for 24 years, nearly as long as founder Reed Hastings.
Hes now the co CEO of the company, along with Greg Peters, and is in charge of their creative output.
He oversaw Netflix's early expansion into streaming and pioneered the binge watch.
Under him, the company developed one of the most powerful algorithms out there, the one keeping me glued to my sofa.
He was also the guy who greenlit Netflix's first original productions like House of Cards, making Netflix into a studio, not just a platform.