This story requires our BI Prime membership. To read the full article,Netflix, the global leader in streaming TV, is facing more pressure to hold onto its standing as legacy-media and tech rivals pursue their own streaming plays.
They include influential execs like chief content officer, Ted Sarandos, as well as some less familiar names, like Rochelle King, vice president of creative production.Netflix is the leader in streaming TV with a global audience of 167 million subscribers and counting. Its last decade of unrivaled subscriber growth, and an equally impressive stock climb, has forced legacy media to take streaming seriously or risk irrelevance, and tech titans to vie for a piece of the streaming TV pie.
The new competition is placing more pressure on Netflix to expand internationally where there's still ample room for growth and to improve its balance sheet.
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