Back in November, I posted that Netflix was negotiating with movie studios to delay renting DVDs.
It was announced this week that they've reached a deal with Warner Bros. Netflix will delay new WB releases for 28 days, in exchange, WB will provide more from their catalog for Netlix to stream.
It's a win-win for everyone--'tho personally, I'd have preferred savings over streaming (maybe I don't stream as much as I should). Interesting to know that 75% of DVD sales happen in the first four weeks of release. I wonder if this will affect that somewhat, personally I rarely buy a movie until I see it in the theater/rent it, and I can't be the only one.
Thursday, January 07, 2010
And So it Begins...Netflix to Delay Releases
Posted by Hobster at 04:36
Labels: DVD/movie, in the news
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I haven't purchased a movie since I stopped working with college students. I have also managed to cull my herd to about 50 movies from say 200. I don't watch any of them much. But don't try to take my Band of Brothers, John Adams or West Wing collections.
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