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Netflix UK was one of the key sponsors of the magazine.

The spectator’s party was held last week. It was well- a timed London event. It came amid the stormy ouster of Boris Johnson as prime minister. Many prominent figures in Britain’s politicians attended the event.

Ted Sarandos, the co-CEO, was at the event. It was part of the UK allure. An invective involves an incident celebrating the charity’s breakthrough Brits program. The charity was sponsored by Dreamer.

They celebrate 10 years in the UK.

Netflix Team Sponsoring The UK Spectator Magazine Summer Party

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Many politicians participated in the audience including Rishi Sunak the Former chancellor, the frontrunner to replace Johnson as UK leader, another PM hopeful Nadhim Zahawi, and the Current Chancellor, former cabinet minister Michael Gove Tory MP Tom Tugendhat who is yet another contender to be the next PM and Former Health Secretary Matt Hancock.

Netflix Team Sponsoring The UK Spectator Magazine Summer Party

Attendants include Rachel who is the sister of Boris Johnson. She hosts a radio phone-in, Grayson Perry who is the broadcaster, Channel 4 boss Alex Mahone, Kaura Kuensberg, Andrew Marr, the big beasts of the Media Nick Robinson, and Andrew Neal.

Sarandos seems to be very happy as he was seen smiling with Zahawi and Channel 4 presenter Neil. He was also the chairman of the audience.

Netflix is an organization that has been keen not to express a political agenda. It was a sponsorship. So the Spectator’s bash has raised some eyebrows. The storied weekly magazine (founded in 1828) includes culture and arts sections. It is famous for its political commentary and its conservative bent.

Mostly the Editorship of the Spectator has been a step on the ladder to high office in the right-wing Conservative party with past editors.

The past editor includes Iain Gilmour, Boris Johnson, Iain Macleod, and Nigel Lawson. The owner of the publication is Frederick Barclay who is also the owner of The Daily Telegraph newspaper, via press holdings.

It is clear to us that Netflix displayed promotions for many of its series and films as well at the event. But given the influential list of guests, it was probably a play at currying favor between the movers and shakers in the UK establishment.

Earlier Netflix sponsored events in the UK for fashion magazine Vogue, a center-right newspaper The  Night commonplace, and the Oxford Literary competition.

As per the report of 2020 in the United States on the Center for responsive politics open-secrets website, between the 17 U.S. tech companies valued at $100BN or more. The employees of Netflix are the most liberal based on fundraising data with 98% of their donations going to Democrats.

Reed Hastings, the co-founder of Netflix has personally made key contributions to Democrat political campaigns. At the same time Sarandos, the co-CEO held a significant fundraiser for Obama, the former president.

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