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Netflix CEO Reed Hastings is Fortune's Businessperson of the year 2010
news, internet streaming, Netflix nation, Netflix competition, Netflix management teamFortune magazine recognized Netflix CEO Reed Hastings as Fortune's Businessperson of the year for 2010. Rated #1 for stock price performance after Netflix stock (Nasdaq: NFLX) increased some 200% year-to-date (as of 11.19.2010), Reed Hastings was not even supposed to be on this list, per Michael Copefland senior writer for Fortune magazine. Critics insisted years ago that Netflix was a one-trick pony that would have been crushed by Blockbuster, Wal-Mart or Apple by now. Over the past 12 months or so, Mr. Hastings has finally able to realize his second vision for Netflix: instant streaming of movies and TV shows over the internet. And he has recently taken it internationally into Canada, with other countries to roll out about a year from now. In doing this, Netflix is revolutionizing the media game with instant streaming with its role as a internet streaming media aggregator. Read the article.
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