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Gady Epstein

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As seen in: The Economist, Forbes, 1843, FOCUS, Baltimore Sun, The Harvard Crimson, ChinaFile
A longform editor at The Economist. Formerly China affairs and media editor. Views expressed may be the opposite of my employer’s
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Netflix beim Streaming auf Siegeszug – doch jetzt rüstet die Konkurrenz erst richtig auf

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By Gady Epstein Verified
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Der Siegeszug von Netflix, so hieß es, würde dem alten Fernsehen den Todesstoß versetzen. Niemand (jedenfalls nicht in den USA) werde mehr als 80 Dollar monatlich für 200 Kanäle ausgeben, von denen er maximal ein Dutzend nutzt. Die Kunden würden stattdessen für 13 Dollar pro Monat „The Crown“ als Stream ansehen. Weit gefehlt. 2020 beginnt das neue Streaming-Zeitalter des Fernsehens.
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THE REAL THING?

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By Gady Epstein Verified
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Investor Gabriel Schulze--tall, blue-eyed, American--walked into the conference room at the Yanggakdo International Hotel for his business meeting with the North Koreans. A towering edifice separated from the rest of Pyongyang by a ring of water, the Yanggakdo has an air of secrecy appropriate to the moment: Schulze was here, on only his own authority, to bring Coca-Cola to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
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The Curse of Forbes

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By Gady Epstein Verified
| Forbes Verified
A Chinese novelist depicts a dicey lot for the rich on our list. From the outset of Wang Gang’s new Chinese novel, The Curse of Forbes, it is clear that rich people will not fare well. We learn right away that the protagonist, Feng Shi, is, “like so many rich people,” perennially in debt. He is burdened with the “original sin” of corruption that mints so many tainted fortunes in China.
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