Netflix Duped Journalists With Actors at Canadian Launch [NetFlix]

Sep 22nd 2010
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Netflix has issued an apology for hiring pretend Netflix fans for event celebrating their Canadian launch-and letting unwitting journalists interview them. Netflix says the PR stunt was a ” corporate documentary,” that’s now officially my new favorite euphemism. [ Globe and Mail ]

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