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Netflix Content Chief Shrugs Off YouTube Threat: ‘Young People Only Watch Short Things’ Isn’t True

Anusuya Lahiri

Netflix (NFLX) gains premarket as CCO Bela Bajaria outlines live events, sports, and ads to drive global subscriber acquisition.

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