Matthew Miller
Nov 03, 2021

Red light, green light: Did Netflix go too far with this Squid Game promotion?

A giant doll aside the Sydney harbour evoked an outcry from some parents. But where does a brand's responsibility end, and where does a parent's begin? We want to hear your thoughts on this issue

(Source: LinkedIn post by Netflix's Tony Broderick)

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