[Tenemo]

> We found Netflix producer Adam Ciralsky, Blackwater founder Erik Prince, Nobel Peace Prize nominee Benny Wenda, Austropop star Wolfgang Ambros, Tel Aviv district prosecutor Liat Ben Ari and Ali Nur Yasin, a senior editor at our Indonesian partner Tempo.

Political figures being there I somewhat understand, but a Netflix producer? Why would anyone need to track a Netflix producer?

[layer8]

He’s also a journalist and had a carrier at the CIA. Why don’t you look him up if you’re curious about that?

[attila-lendvai]

look up Operation Mockingbird. half of the media is government operatives...

netflix is a crucial tool of narrative control...

they are nowhere near "just producers"...

[trinsic2]

This is why I think Microsoft, Apple and Google are owned as well. And answers a lot of questions about gatekeeping and vendor lock-in

[Nasrudith]

Insider trading is my best guess, but they deal with the day-to-day and there isn't a major way to tell if they are working on a flop or a success - much less if it was significant.

[gnatman]

Looking at his career and production credits, it’s probably more accurate to describe him as a journalist who’s covered some sensitive subjects.

[baobun]

There're also apparently random every-day civilians in the dataset. TFA mentions one person targeted by a stalker.

[kipchak]

Maybe hoping to bump into them for a impromptu elevator pitch for a show?

[kjs3]

They're a critic?