Netflix is establishing a partnership with CBC, utilizing it as the primary market and governing body for new content releases.
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Updated Aug 10
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Netflix is establishing a partnership with CBC, utilizing it as the primary market and governing body for new content releases.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Netflix and CBC are collaborating on new content, with Adam Garnet Jones directing for both platforms and Anna Lambe starring in CBC-involved series.Sub-event
Netflix utilizes CBC as the primary market for new releases under a licensing agreement.1 source
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