This is old news, but Netflix now offers multiple queues for each account. Queues, of course, are the movie wish lists each Netflix customer keeps; when you return a movie, they send out the next movie in your queue. In the old days, each subscriber got just one queue, no matter how many members of [...]
Posted August 1, 2005 by Casey Bisson
Categories: Books, Movies, Music. Tags: consumer interest, dvd, dvd rental, entertainment, films, movie, movies, netflix. One Comment.
Ross Rubin at Engadget just alerted me to Peerflix
…which can be described on a basic level as eBay meets Netflix. Peerflix resembles many online DVD stores, but it neither rents nor sells DVDs. Rather, it depends on a community of users willing to trade DVDs they have for DVDs they want. There are no subscription [...]
Posted July 22, 2005 by Casey Bisson
Categories: Blink, Books, Movies, Music, Copyrights & Intellectual Property, Technology. Tags: dvd, dvd rental, ebay, engadget, flix, netflix, peerflix, rental, trade, trading. Be the first one.
The New York Times did a Netflix story. The Author, William Grimes, seemed to like it, but…
[My wife and I] each judge the other’s selections harshly. I scored a major victory with “Mon Oncle” by Jacques Tati, a director I once dismissed as tedious, annoying and far too French. He is now a god in [...]
Posted March 21, 2004 by Casey Bisson
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