Netflix Co-CEO Greg Peters shares insights into the streamer's plans, including live sport and AI, during a rare visit to Australia
Live sport, once deemed antithetical to the Netflix model, is now being pursued by the streaming giant, marking a shift in the traditional broadcast television landscape
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Netflix's move into live sport could change the way people consume sports content, potentially threatening traditional broadcast television
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