ars.AD.queue.push(["xrailTop", {sz:"300x251", kws:["bottom"], collapse: true}]);Netflix's rise as a streaming-video powerhouse has been so meteoric, it's easy to forget that the company only began pushing its own in-house content a little over two years ago. House of Cards enjoyed its Netflix debut in February 2013, and the service has since flourished with enough critically acclaimed dramas to make it nearly feel like an entrenched American media company. But it's not—and a primary reason is because it has fumbled on the flipside of the television content equation.
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