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The Spark of an Idea (2009) It was the summer of 2009, and the world was still reeling from the shocking death of pop icon Michael Jackson. For the O2 Arena in London, the loss of Jackson’s planned comeback tour left a significant gap in its calendar. Fifty empty nights were waiting to be filled,
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Netflix Buys Warner Bros., and Your Password Starts Costing More If Netflix were to acquire Warner Bros.—a sentence that still sounds like antitrust Mad Libs—the average subscriber wouldn’t need a press release to understand what it means. You’d understand it the next time you open the app and think, Huh, that’s a lot of Batman.