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Netflix Shakes Up Top Ranks, Replacing Its Chief Content Officer

Netflix Shakes Up Top Ranks, Replacing Its Chief Content Officer
NYT Business Thursday 15 October 2026, 21:57 UTC By John Koblin and Nicole Sperling 1 min read
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Peter Rice, a former executive at Disney and Fox, will take over from Bela Bajaria.

Peter Rice, a former executive at Disney and Fox, will take over from Bela Bajaria.
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