Having revealed earlier in the week that it had signed a content licensing deal with iQiyi, the leading online video platform in China, Netflix has disclosed further details of the arrangement.

The agreement covers a subset of Netflix original series such as Stranger Things and Black Mirror. “Though expectations of our deal are modest in scope, we are delighted that consumers will be able to enjoy these highly-popular series on iQiyi, the leading online video platform in China. Our cooperation will be subject to the relevant regulations on online streaming of imported drama and film content in China,” it stated.

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