This started as a simple question: should Netflix be allowed to buy Warner Bros? And then it spiralled into politics, power, and the future of media. We break it down without the outrage and explain why Netflix might not be the villain everyone thinks it is.

Netflix, Warner Bros & the Politics of Media Power

A sell-side and buy-side analyst providing the latest coverage in the world of traditional finance, emerging markets and cryptocurrencies. Disclaimer: All topics/ideas discussed during the podcast are our personal views and should not be considered as financial advice. The hosts are angel investors, and may or may not be invested in projects discussed during the episodes.

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A sell-side and buy-side analyst providing the latest coverage in the world of traditional finance, emerging markets and cryptocurrencies.Disclaimer: All topics/ideas discussed during the podcast are our personal views and should not be considered as financial advice.The hosts are angel investors, and may or may not be invested in projects discussed during the episodes.

A sell-side and buy-side analyst providing the latest coverage in the world of traditional finance, emerging markets and cryptocurrencies. Disclaimer: All topics/ideas discussed during the podcast are our personal views and should not be considered as financial advice. The hosts are angel investors, and may or may not be invested in projects discussed during the episodes.

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