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posted 12.7.2010 Blockbuster Express kiosks in the limited markets (900 kiosks in San Francisco, Phoenix, Miami, and Atlanta) will test if consumers would be willing to shell out $2.99/DVD for the first night to rent a new release title within the firs… more »

Today, Netflix announced: 1. A streaming only plan for $7.99/mo. 2. Price increases on existing "unlimited" DVDs-by-mail. No change to Blu-ray Disc rental option (costs extra). The details: 1. The instant streaming only plan does not include any… more »

Netflix Launches U.S. Subscription Plan for Streaming Movies & TV Shows Over the Internet for $7.99 a Month Company is also Increasing, by One Dollar a Month to $9.99, the Price of Popular Subscription Plan Combining Unlimited Streaming plus Unlimi… more »

Today, Blockbuster began its run of advertising that touts its 28-day rental head start that it has over rivals like Netflix and RedBox. Given its strong relationships to movie studios, Blockbuster has the advantage that it can rent some movie titles (li… more »

Netflix CEO Reed Hastings' interview with Fortune's Michael Copeland on 11.7.2010 |  View the video Highlights from the video:On Internet streaming business advantages vs. DVD rental-by-mail business:Netflix is competing globally: right now Net… more »