Netflix poised for elusive China breakthrough


  • TECH
  • Thursday, 27 Apr 2017

Netflix calls itself the world's leading Internet television network, with more than 98 million members in over 190 countries.

Netflix has reached an agreement with a unit of Internet giant Baidu that could see the US-based video-on-demand leader break into the massive China market, its Chinese partner has confirmed.

The Baidu-run video platform iQiyi.com said it reached a content-licensing deal on Tuesday with Netflix, whose service is currently blocked in China but whose programmes are widely pirated.

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