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The class action lawsuit, filed this year, essentially alleges that Netflix failed to warn viewers about the show's content and that the company's algorithm recommended the series to "vulnerable" audiences, which Netflix, in a motion to strike, says targets the streamer's free speech.
Those statements on harm may lend credence to the "13 Reasons Why" lawsuit, said two entertainment attorneys who spoke with Insider. Echoing that thought to Variety, he added that where Netflix would "definitely draw the line is on something that would intentionally call for physically harming other people or even remove protections." "There are some things on Netflix that may be harmful to you, your colleagues, and your friends but we are trying to entertain the world and make business decisions that are protective of creative freedom and artists and also respectful, safe workspace," Sarandos told Deadline about "The Closer" controversy.
He also offered a parameter for what constitutes harmful programming - an assertion that could have an impact on the company's legal battle with a family that blames Netflix's "13 Reasons Why" for the suicide of their teen daughter. In an apology tour to the press on the eve of that event, Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos acknowledged that he had "screwed up" his approach to communicating with employees. The streamer remains in a vortex of heated public debate over its Dave Chappelle special "The Closer," which has been criticized as transphobic and prompted Netflix trans employees, along with allies from inside and outside the company, to stage a high-profile walkout last week.
Sarandos' comments may prove problematic for Netflix's legal battle over "13 Reasons Why.".Amid Dave Chappelle controversy, Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos talked to the press about content and harm.
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