@Variety One of the deceptive practices Netflix uses against both investors and consumers is the use of the "Netflix Originals" brand on licensed content that Netflix doesn't make and doesn't own.
How many people finally realized that fact when the license for the Marvel shows expired?
I can't emphasize this enough: the people who cheered on the storming of the U.S. Congress are now trying to get elected to it. Wake up, America. We can't let them launch an insurrection from the inside.
@davenewworld_2 One can criticize her reckless decision not to retire and her misplaced faith that Clinton would be elected without imputing a motive to her.
Big change: Americans want term limits for Supreme Court justices by 66% to 21%, and favor expanding the Court by 55% to 36%. (Morning Consult poll for @politico) When I tested public appetite for Court reforms in 2007 (part of "A More Perfect Constitution") resistance was great.
@Variety The economies in these states are definitely going to take a hit.
Talent that is in demand is going to have a great deal of power over where they want to live and where companies locate.
@Variety One of the deceptive practices Netflix uses against both investors and consumers is the use of the "Netflix Originals" brand on licensed content that Netflix doesn't make and doesn't own.
How many people finally realized that fact when the license for the Marvel shows expired?
@Variety One of the deceptive practices Netflix uses against both investors and consumers is the use of the "Netflix Originals" brand on licensed content that Netflix doesn't make and doesn't own.
How many people finally realized that fact when the license for the Marvel shows expired?
@disneyplus@ILMVFX@RealRonHoward@BrianGrazer@RealImagine This is a great idea.
Industrial Light & Magic is such a storied part of The Walt Disney Company, but, lately, the group has seemingly been overshadowed by some of the other creative-technical units in the organization.
@MandaloDoran@FinalFlamePr@TheBatman010 You have no idea what you are talking about. The Defenders characters are owned by The Walt Disney Company, and the shows were made by Disney's Marvel Entertainment and Disney's ABC Studios.
Netflix had nothing to do with the production of the series.
@Dulkancellin1@FinalFlamePr@TheBatman010 The Defenders shows were made by Disney's Marvel Entertainment and Disney's ABC Studios.
Netflix had absolutely nothing to do with the shows.
Netflix licensed the series from Disney and slapped the misleading "Netflix Originals" brand on the shows.