Reed Hastings Explains Why He Stopped Calling Netflix CEOs

Reed Hastings, Netflix co-founder, reveals he no longer calls co-CEOs Ted Sarandos and Greg Peters since leaving the board. He believes they can make decisions independently. Hastings likens his new role to that of a godparent, emphasizing his lack of involvement in Netflix's recent Warner Bros. Discovery decision.

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