Wednesday 27 January 2016
Having set itself the rather ambitious target of launching in 130 new countries – including Russia and Saudi Arabia – in its keynote at CES earlier this month, Netflix was bound to run into trouble somewhere on its trot across the world. Although in a Q&A with TNW after the announcement, the Netflix team was only worried about a boob or two being censored here and there, Indonesia’s Telkom telco has just blocked the entire service for more than 100 million potential users. An Indonesian official speaking on behalf of the majority-state-owned telecoms provider told the Wall Street Journal that, as well as…
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