Reed Hastings just made a bold claim: That Netflix is the “biggest builder of cross-European culture”
Speaking at Netflix’s European headquarters in Amsterdam today, the streamer’s founder and Executive Chairman said an “unexpected” outcome of pushing into European originals was how series and films from one country had performed in others.
Netflix has been deep in discussions with the EU over content quotas in several European territories for several years now. Hastings has been critical of quotas several times in the past.
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