Showing posts with label Netflix. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Netflix. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 29, 2013

Netflix Is Thinking of Making Original Movies Now, Too

Netflix Is Thinking of Making Original Movies Now, Too

Netflix is no stranger to making original TV anymore, but it seems it has bigger plans than that: it's floating the idea that it'll foot the bill for a “big” movie, which would appear in theaters and on Netflix at the same time.

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Good news for Dexter fans looking to relive the show's former glory: Netflix is getting exclusive ri

Good news for Dexter fans looking to relive the show's former glory: Netflix is getting exclusive rights to all eight seasons of the show. The first four will be available starting October 31, and that should keep you plenty busy until the second four hit on January 1.

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Thursday, October 17, 2013

Rumor has it that Netflix will begin testing enhanced content and extra features, first for its orig

Rumor has it that Netflix will begin testing enhanced content and extra features, first for its original shows such as House of Cards , then DVD extra-style content from partner providers if it goes well.

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Thursday, October 3, 2013

Wednesday, October 2, 2013

This IBM Scientist Predicted Netflix Before The Internet Even Existed

If you predicted the decline of deadtree books or the rise of services like Netflix streaming, say, 25 years ago, you'd be considered a damn good prognosticator. But what if you predicted those things back in 1964—before the internet even existed? Amazingly, a scientist from IBM did just that, long before any of these things were widely considered possible, much less inevitable.

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