CHICAGO (MarketWatch) -- Shares of online video rental provider Netflix Inc. were up nearly 6% Thursday after the NPD Group said the company remains dominant in paid video-on-demand service, despite its missteps in 2011. The research firm said "nearly one in three paid movie rentals (31%) now come from paid video-on-demand (VOD) options. Netflix is the dominant provider of paid digital movie ...
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Company's revenue meets expectations but profits are a little light.
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Netflix reports income of 73 cents a share, easily beating lowered expectations. With streaming subscriptions up, is the comeback nigh?
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Amazon's online VoD service to offer new and archive shows including Doctor Who and Above Suspicion LoveFilm has stepped up its TV rights war with Netflix, signing output deals with the BBC and ITV for new and archive shows including Doctor Who, Spooks, Prime Suspect and Above Suspicion. The deals come as the Amazon-owned online video-rental service moves to bolster its library of TV shows and ...
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HBO delivered a figurative slap this week to its growing competitor Netflix. The premium cable network has apparently cut Netflix off from discounted DVDs, forcing the company to look elsewhere for supply
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Washington, D.C. (January 5, 2012) -- Netflix's stock jumped 11 percent yesterday after it revealed that its subscribers watched more than two billion hours of programming via Internet streaming in the fourth quarter.
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