Netflix is trying to obviate HBO, but HBO doesn’t want to be Netflix
Netflix is racing towards a streaming video, on-demand future where it carriers something for everyone, whether HBO comes along for the ride or not. Read more →
Posts Tagged ‘Netflix’
“Windowing”
“The industry has evolved so that TV Everywhere and subscription video on-demand services can coexist with the appropriate windowing strategy,” Deborah Bradley, Turner’s senior vice president of program acquisitions, said in a written statement. “Windowing” is the film and TV … Read more →
Goodfil.ms: Netflix Quietly Smothers 3rd Party App Ecosystem
Goodfil.ms: Netflix Quietly Smothers 3rd Party App Ecosystem On its blog, Goodfil.ms details the actual changes Netflix made to its policies and gives you a birds-eye view: This looks to us like a play to keep users from moving their … Read more →
Comcast to Replace Usage Cap With Improved Data Usage Management Approaches : Comcast Voices – The Official Comcast Blog
Comcast to Replace Usage Cap With Improved Data Usage Management Approaches : Comcast Voices – The Official Comcast Blog They’re going to try two new systems in a couple markets, including a tier option that begins at 300GB per month … Read more →
Netflix not buying Comcast excuse about Xfinity data – CNET News
Netflix not buying Comcast excuse about Xfinity data – CNET News Reed Hastings, Netflix’s CEO, has publicly gone on the offensive against Comcast. If you stream video from Netflix, Hulu, or the plethora of other services over your Comcast internet … Read more →
Friendly reminder: a ton of Netflix content disappears at the end of February
Friendly reminder: a ton of Netflix content disappears at the end of February
Analyst predicts US cable operators might turn to usage-based broadband tiers in 2012 because of Netflix and Hulu
Analyst predicts US cable operators might turn to usage-based broadband tiers in 2012 because of Netflix and Hulu Alex Sherman: At least one major cable operator will institute so-called usage-based billing next year, predicts Craig Moffett, an analyst with Sanford … Read more →
“ Pachter predicts Netflix’s streaming content licensing costs will rise from $180 million in 2010 to a whopping $1.98 billion in 2012. When streaming video was new, Netflix was able to secure contracts with the likes of Warner Bros. Studios … Read more →
DVD-only and streaming-only Netflix plans now $7.99. Each. – Ars Technica
DVD-only and streaming-only Netflix plans now $7.99. Each. – Ars Technica I’ve been warning people about this since last year. The contacts Netflix signed with the big studios are up for renegotiations this year. Now that Netflix has more subscribers … Read more →
