The book “Netflix Nations” examines the evolution of Netflix as a global media provider, exploring the platform's complex relationship with national media markets, cultural policies, and internet infrastructure. The book analyzes the company's entry into diverse international markets, its strategies for localization, and the challenges posed by cultural anxieties over American media dominance. It also explores the technological infrastructure that underpins Netflix's operations, including its reliance on content delivery networks (CDNs), the global distribution of data centers, and the ongoing debate over net neutrality. The book concludes by considering the broader implications of Netflix's global reach, arguing that it is only one player in a dynamic and evolving ecosystem of internet-distributed television.