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Media Decoder Blog: Netflix Strategy Prompts Backlash

The company’s decision to split into two businesses has customers complaining that it is treating them badly.

 

Amazon in talks to launch digital book library: WSJ

Amazon in talks to launch digital book library: WSJ

Amazon.com Inc is in talks with book publishers about launching a media library service similar to Netflix Inc for tablets and other digital books, The Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday.

 

[Updated] Netflix clamps down on account sharing; additional streams now cost a premium

If you're a seasoned Netflix instant streaming user, it may surprise you to know that the company has always had an official policy of limiting the number of simultaneous streams you're using. Now, Netflix has made that policy more concrete by producing an error message if you attempt to access your streaming account when it is already in use.

 

Netflix to stream movies, shows in Latin America

Netflix is expanding its movie and TV show streaming service into 43 countries throughout Latin America in the online movie rental company's largest international expansion yet.

 

Facebook, Netflix in Talks for Partnership

The social networking giant is looking to develop features that will allow users to share their favorite TV shows, news, music and other media.

 

Netflix's Internet Traffic Overtakes Web Surfing

Netflix's Internet Traffic Overtakes Web Surfing

Move over, Web surfing. Netflix movies now take up more of the Internet pipes going into North American homes. A study published Tuesday by Sandvine Inc. shows that Netflix movies and TV shows account for nearly 30 percent of traffic into homes during peak evening hours, compared with less than 17 percent for Web browsing.

 

Netflix adds Miramax movies to streaming roster

Netflix adds Miramax movies to streaming roster

Miramax has become the latest movie studio to make its movies available for streaming on Netflix's online subscription service.

 

Mobile App Revenue to Reach $38 Billion by 2015, Report Predicts

A new report predicts that revenues from downloadable applications will reach $38 billion by 2015. It may be hard to remember, but when the Apple iPhone had its debut in early 2007 there were only a few apps available for the device — no Angry Birds, Doodle Jump or Netflix.

 

Netflix raises prices for some subscription plans

Netflix raises prices for some subscription plans

Netflix Inc. is raising the prices of some of its subscription plans and is shifting its focus to streaming video as more members move to the Internet to watch movies and...

 

Netflix Can Slip To $88 On Higher Content Costs

Netflix cannot afford to reduce the number of titles it acquires due to the competitive environment.

 

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