Zach Seward

Quartz

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Senior Editor of Quartz, an online magazine

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Netflix's New, Generous Parental Leave Policy

Netflix has a new parental leave policy that’s generous even by cushy Silicon Valley standards.

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Despite development of new technology, television broadcasters fought long and hard against the introduction of cable.

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Despite development of new technology, television broadcasters fought long and hard against the introduction of cable.

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