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Hulver's site (Free subscription) | 4 hours ago
From no movies in two months to three movies in three nights...
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Hulver's site (Free subscription) | 4 hours ago
From no movies in two months to three movies in three nights...
Seeking Alpha (Free subscription) | yesterday
Davis Freeberg submits: A few months ago, Raghu Srinivasan launched a website named Feedflix that allows you to use your customized Netflix (NFLX) RSS feeds to track how you are using your membership. The site monitors your usage data and can tell you things like how much you spend per DVD rental or the typical number of days that you hold onto your DVDs before sending them back for new ones. While...
Its Electronica (Free subscription) | yesterday
Oh, this is nice. It's the LG BD300 Network Blu-Ray Disc Player and it's the link between the old way of watching films and the new. Blu-Ray may be crisper and clearer than traditional DVDs, but there's no doubt that streaming video content is the future, especially for companies like Netflix, where people pay to borrow a product. With the LG BD300, you will be able to stream whatever you rent from...
LaurenceJarvikOnline (Free subscription) | 7 hours ago
Last night someone I know and I watched a 1971 production of Henrik Ibsen's drama, An Enemy of the People, now on Netflix . It was pretty good, despite being rated 2.6 stars. I'd give it 4-5 stars, myself. It seemed especially relevant today, when there seems to be a lynch mob mentality abroad in the land on all sides of the political spectrum. Ibsen's play defends an individualist--Dr. Stockman (Robert...
Zatz Not Funny! (Free subscription) | 7 hours ago
Given the sudden video-on-demand glut, we’re beginning to see the players expand their offerings and presentation to attract and retain customers. For example, Microsoft is adding a second video service (Netflix) within a redesigned interface. And now Vudu is offering adult content (aka porn) to their existing library of movies and television shows. The AVN [...]
Valleywag (Free subscription) | yesterday
Vudu, a startup which sells a set-top box for downloading HD movies over the Internet, has finally added adult content to the mix through a partnership with AVN. Neither Netflix nor Apple will let... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
Gear Live (Free subscription) | yesterday
In its never-ending quest to one-up Netflix, Blockbuster will be teaming with NCR to create DVD Vending Kiosks. Fifty of them will be launched in Q3, with more planned if they are a success. If so, they can be upgraded for game sales, digital downloads, and DVD sales. No locations have been announced as yet, but we figure the same people who don’t want to run out to their local video store certainly...
Frames Per Second (Free subscription) | yesterday
Via MangaBlog , we have news of the Anime Almanac going a month without fansubs. Thanks to Netflix, FUNimations YouTube channel, and iTunes, the writer has a stress-free, very cheap month that includes 97 episodes of anime total, with an average of three episodes at day at sixty cents an episode . So in my month without fansubs, I found out that I was able to watch over 90 episodes of anime using only...
Law and Letters (Free subscription) | yesterday
Given my personality and predilections, you'd think that I'd like Me, You, and Everyone We Know , The Baxter , Mutual Appreciation , anything by Neil LaBute , and The Decemberists. You would be wrong, alas. I like indie cinema, but not twee indie cinema. Netflix recommendations, you fail me. I just mention The Decemberists because despite their clever, intricate lyrics, I can't stand the voice. Sometimes...
Hacking NetFlix (Free subscription) | yesterday
Crunch Gear discovered that the Vudu set-top box offers adult content from the AVN channel in 1080p HD. The Vudu website has an interesting comparison chart: Do you think that Netflix should consider offering adult movies? Should Roku consider offering adult content as an option?
Forbes (Free subscription) | 08/05/2008
Microsoft's latest partner could kick off big changes for its console
CrunchGear (Free subscription) | 08/05/2008
Confirmation came Monday from Netflix that the movie rental giant is charging more for Blu-ray discs in a test program. No hard and fast pricing is available yet as the company is determining a pricing model. One thing for sure though, is that Blu-ray discs cost more, and Netflix is looking to pass along the [...]
Inside Redbox (Free subscription) | 08/05/2008
In a not-so-surprising move, Blockbuster - the original movie rental giant that has taken a beating recently by Netflix and Redbox - has announced that they will be placing 50 DVD rental kiosks in a pilot test they are doing. Blockbuster previously announced their partnership with NCR - the maker of ATM machines - for the [...]
i4U (Free subscription) | 08/05/2008
Blockbuster Video is intent on competing on all fronts when it comes to DVD rentals. When it perceived Netflix and its online model to be a threat, Blockbuster launched its own online rental service. Redbox kiosks are the next target for Blockbuster with a...
Slate Magazine (Free subscription) | 08/05/2008
My family just got Netflix, and the first DVD we rented was An Inconvenient Truth (really). As we watched the film, I started getting pangs of regret: The movie was surely sitting on the shelf at my local video store, and here we were getting it delivered from hundreds of miles away. Is my Netflix queue destroying the environment? [ more ... ]
The 2 the latest comments published by users on Netflix :
mbeteta | 05/24/2008
Netflix, the largest online movie DVD rental service, has recently introduced a new service that allows its 8.2 million subscribers to instantly watch movies from Netflix’s website, directly on their TV sets. Using a device developed by startup Roku, Netflix will deliver movies and TV shows straight to the set-top box for no extra charge beyond the regular subscription fee. The 5-inch-by-5-inch device
lainiek | 12/15/2007
Adrian Grenier and his mom Karesse help feed the homeless at the Neighbors Together Soup Kitchen in Brooklyn earlier today. This is part of the coordinated efforts of Netflix and America's Second Harvest, along with many celebrity names. Each celebrity has volunteered to work at an America's Second Harvest member food bank to bring attention to the reality of hunger and poverty in America. Teri Hatcher