Mar 27
This week Amazon has sent out invites to an event that’ll be held in New York City next week. This event will take place on the 2nd of April and … Continue reading
Mar 25
Sometime in early February, I loaded up Netflix on my PlayStation 3 to watch Captain America: The First Avenger. I planned to re-watch the flick to get ready for its amazing-looking sequel, which hits theaters soon. But as I cycled through titles on My List, I soon realized the action-packed Marvel film was no longer there.
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Mar 21
Netflix CEO Reed Hastings posted a write up on the company’s blog yesterday detailing the recent Comcast peering agreement it entered into, doing so with calls for a stronger form … Continue reading
Mar 20
Netflix’s CEO Reed Hastings has posted a long write up on net neutrality on the company’s blog today, discussing recent peering agreements and saying “a stronger form of net neutrality … Continue reading
Mar 20
Netflix CEO Reed Hastings has come out with an open letter extolling the virtues of net neutrality b
Posted in: Today's ChiliNetflix CEO Reed Hastings has come out with an open letter extolling the virtues of net neutrality because, well duh. Also mentioned is how much Netflix really didn’t want to sign a deal the devil Comcast, but if everyone’s favorite merger in process
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Mar 20
It seems like everytime that I turn around Netflix is announcing a new original series. I like that the company is constantly adding new original content to its lineup. Netflix … Continue reading
Mar 14
How to Handle Internet Indecision
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There are 6,245 restaurants on Seamless in New York City. Sometimes deciding between a roast beef sandwich and a pepperoni pizza is an impossible choice. But this is not an isolated dilemma—the question of what to watch, what to eat, and what to click is indicative of an issue that plagues the whole internet.
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Mar 13
It does seem that the video streaming market has grown by leaps and bounds in the UK ever since it was introduced, so much so that the powers-that-be are taking video streaming services into consideration in order to help them calculate existing inflation rates. According to the Office of National Statistics (ONS), both Netflix as well as Amazon Instant Video are now part to the UK’s “basket of goods,” which will then be used to measure consumers’ love for the latest movies as well as TV series each week in order to better represent how folks are spending their hard earned cash.
Video Streaming Services Now Part Of CPI Basket Of Goods In The UK original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 12
Popcorn Time Taken Down
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We did talk about the highly controversial Popcorn Time yesterday, and it seems that this Netflix-style movie streaming app which caters for pirated films has been removed from the file sharing site that hosts it. Basically, one can no longer download Popcorn Time freely as they would have been able to do so yesterday, despite the official Popcorn Time website remaining online. However, should you make an attempt to look for the now missing download link, you will be greeted by the message “Download links are down for a bit. We’ll be right back! Careful when downloading from other sources, as we have the only official ones.”
Popcorn Time Taken Down original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 11
Word about an Amazon set top box has abounded for many months, with word surfacing in April of last year that a STB was in the works, followed by a … Continue reading
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