Netflix Tudum
The so-called self-reported news, Netflix opened in December 2021 Tudum website, to report the behind-the-scenes stories of its various plays, so that fans can learn more regarding their favorite plays from different angles.However, the editorial team, which had only been established for a while, was laid off, and their (former) cultural reporter Josh Terry Said on Twitter that he had just been laid off by Netflix, including himself, and laterotherA Tudum reporter tweeted something likepost。
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Netflix declined to comment on the exact number of employees being laid off, only to stress that it has no plans to shut down the Tudum service.And according to The Hollywood Report After sorting it out, it is estimated that Netflix has laid off at least 10 people.
This wave of layoffs comes as Netflix publishes its ugliest look in nearly 10 yearsquarterly financial reportAfter that happened, it’s not hard to imagine that they needed some throttling action in response to shareholders.The open source method is actually very obvious. I believe that it will target the problem of account sharing and find out the streaming parasites to ask them.payand alsoadvertisedNew subscription plan.
