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Netflix CEO Reed Hastings interviewed by VideoNuze's Will Richmond, PART 1

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Uploaded by on May 16, 2010

Part 1 of Netflix CEO Reed Hastings interview with Will Richmond, Editor/Publisher of VideoNuze. Los Gatos, CA, May 10, 2010.

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  • Microphones. How do they work?

  • FUCK YOU!!!

    

  • "Who do you worry about the most?" YOU Reed, YOU are who you should worry about, congrats on destroying your company

  • Investors are pissed for losing all that money in the last few months and it's not getting better. Unsure of there future.

  • Vagisil Hastings!

  • Meg looted billions from Ebay with Goldman Crooks help

    Skype deal and Billion transferred out of USA for Meg looter crook

  • More proof: White Collar crime Data

    White-collar crimes cost the United States more than $300 billion annually according to the FBI.

  • Biggest criminal thug since Madoff

    USA working class:This is these criminals like Reed Hasting loot BILLIONS to enrich themselves from your 401k's and you Zombies have no clue

  • What's more, the big bonuses that CEOs get are often linked to share price gains and increased earnings per share, so they have an incentive to pursue buybacks even when there are better ways to spend the cash or when the shares are overvalued. (Learn more in the Pages From The Bad CEO Playbook.)

  • By mopping up extra stock and keeping EPS up, buybacks is a convenient way for executives to maximize their own wealth. It's a way for them to maintain the value of the shares and share options. Some executives may even be tempted to pursue share buybacks to boost the share price in the short term and then sell their shares.

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