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iTunes Sales Are Huge! But Growth May Be Slowing.
$2.4 billion worth of digital media is a very big deal. But the digital media boom days may be coming to an end.
Big Media Loves Promoted Trends, Twitter’s Big-Dollar Digital Billboards
$5.2 million in a month, at $200,000 a day.
How Do You Market a TV Show Without a TV Network? Ask Netflix.
Perhaps you’ve heard that “House of Cards” and “Arrested Development” are coming to the video service. But what if you haven’t?
Netflix Talks a Little Trash About the Competition
My catalog’s bigger than yours: After an earnings beat, a little chest-beating.
Absolutely, Positively Not a Netflix-Killer: AT&T Launches Its Own Video Subscription Service
$5 a month gets you … “Rudy.”
Netflix CEO: Amazon Losing Up to $1 Billion a Year on Streaming Video
“Amazon is the best competitor we’ve ever faced,” says the Netflix CEO. But that title doesn’t come cheap.
When Will Amazon Take on Netflix Directly? Ask Jeff Bezos.
Everyone is waiting for Amazon to sell its movies and TV shows for $8 a month, just like Netflix. So we asked Amazon’s CEO for an ETA.
Amazon Gets Into the Sitcom Business
And the kids’-show business, too. Yet another big Web company says it’s going to make its own videos. How soon before Jeff Bezos finds a “Seinfeld”?
Comcast’s Netflix Killer Isn’t One Yet. But It Could Be.
Comcast won’t sell you its new Web video service unless you’re a Comcast cable subscriber. But it could change that overnight.
Netflix (Still) Really Doesn’t Want Your DVD Money
If you try hard, Reed Hastings will let you pay him for access to DVDs by mail. But he’d be happier if you stuck with streaming.