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Reed Hastings promises to share the untold story about how Netflix's culture helped it pivot from a DVD-by-mail company to a streaming giant more than a decade ago in a new book due out this spring."No Rules Rules: Netflix and the Culture of Reinvention," is set to be released May 12, 2020. The 320-page book is being published by Penguin Press and was originally targeted for 2019 release. Hastings, Netflix's chairman, CEO and co-founder, co-wrote the book with business professor...
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Reed
Hastings
Founder / CEO
Hastings has built the most disruptive business Hollywood has ever seen: Netflix racked up more than 150 million paying customers around the globe for its binge-able TV and movie service. Now he’s got a target on his back, as the likes of Disney, Apple, WarnerMedia and NBCUniversal are entering the race to win streaming customers — and one by one, the media conglomerates are pulling their content off Netflix. Hastings, a software engineer by training, previously founded debugging-tool vendor Pure Software, which he sold in 1997 for $750 million and co-founded a little outfit called Netflix. The company was originally conceived and made its name as a DVD-by-mail service, but as its name suggests, Hastings had already envisioned a future in Internet-delivered entertainment.
