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To: Smart_Asset who wrote (1025)	5/11/2014 1:59:57 PM
From: i-node	Respond to of 2280

>> In addition to those original productions I'm certain they will continue to purchase programming from around the globe. Yeah, and I like some of that programming. I think it would be sensible for them to consider offering recent movies with a surcharge. We've had NFLX streaming since its inception, but seldom use it. Yet, we will pay AMZN $4-5 to watch a movie rented from Amazon pretty regularly. We spend more on AMZN movies than we do NFLX, simply because AMZN's integration with TIVO is just as good, but we have the option of choosing from newer movies. Not that I've seen a new movie that was worth watching in a while ;)