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Netflix (NFLX) and the Streaming Wars
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180CFA, If I had my 'druthers, I'd be at Blockuster in a flash. But becausEdR-2/23/2005
179<<I love Netflix -- as a consumer of video services. Much, much better thaCFA-2/23/2005
178I love Netflix -- as a consumer of video services. Much, much better than the aLemurHouse-2/22/2005
177<i>Any thoughts on Netflix's future?</i> I don't follow it Sam Citron-2/22/2005
176Liked the article. Hastings looks younger than I imagined he would. Also, it&#CFA-2/22/2005
175Does the Kid Stay in the Picture? [NYT] By GARY RIVLIN Los Gatos, Calif. LONGSam Citron-2/22/2005
174Pretty good Q&A from Motley Fool's interview with Reed Hastings. AccordCFA-2/1/2005
173Redfish, Completely disagree with you. I think that it's incorrect to compCFA-1/26/2005
172Having subscribed to both, I don't think blockbuster.com will do significantredfish-1/24/2005
171<b><<On another note, it seems to me that a Blockbuster/Amazon partnCFA-1/3/2005
170<snip>Personal video recorders (PVRs) with direct hookups to broadband modThe Ox-12/30/2004
169Today's New York Times has a good overview article on the online DVD industrGlenn Petersen-12/26/2004
168It is virtually impossible to actually receive a DVD from them. Sure, their webredfish-12/23/2004
167Can you provide some reasons why BBI's offerings are so "poor"?Dave-12/23/2004
166Even with the price cut, Blockbuster's online service is too expensive for wredfish-12/23/2004
165I don't see how BBI will make any moneyDave-12/23/2004
164<<Seems to me Blockbuster would be far better off just offering $30 for NFCFA-12/23/2004
163Blockbuster doesn't need Netflix. It can get the same result by partnering CFA-12/14/2004
162Seems to me Blockbuster would be far better off just offering $30 for NFLX and bBWAC-12/14/2004
161Redfish, Agree that in the short-run Blockbuster will have to stock more copiesCFA-12/14/2004
160Interesting. Blockbuster will have to either stock more copies of popular DVDs redfish-12/14/2004
159As for an Amazon-Blockbuster partnership, it make a lot of sense. Blockbuster aGlenn Petersen-12/14/2004
158thanksLizzie Tudor-12/11/2004
157Glenn, When rumors of Amazon's entry into DVD rentals first surfaced, the CFA-12/10/2004
156From Amazon's last 10-K, filed in April: sec.gov Item 2. Properties WGlenn Petersen-12/10/2004
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