Netflix Special Offers and Review

Netflix has become available on yet another home entertainment service. This time it is on Panasonic 2010 Viera Cast-enabled HDTVs and Blu-ray players.

The stock has soared as Netflix has gained symbolic stature as the first profitable app play on Wall Street.

By insider. CEO of Netflix Inc. ( NFLX ) Reed Hastings sells 10,000 shares of NFLX on 09/09/2010 at an average price of $148.78 a share. Read more » »

Panasonic Corp. said that streaming video from Netflix Inc. is now available through its Blu-ray disc players and high-definition television sets that contain the company's Viera Cast multimedia streaming technology.

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A few months back, word came out that Netflix was wheeling and dealing behind the scenes to build up its young streaming video catalog. But given the relatively low revenue from the streaming catalog, content providers (movie studios) were reluctant to offer much in the way of content--so Netflix made them an offer. Other venues, including the likely bankrupt BlockBbuster , would have exclusive ...

Netflix Inc. (NFLX) climbed throughout the first 2 hours of Tuesday's session, but settled into a range for the remainder of the day. The stock closed higher by 3.31 at $141.79.

One of the biggest downsides to using the Netflix streaming service is that you're generally not going to get access to movies anywhere close to their Blu-ray release date. A series of deals with companies like Nu Image/Millennium Films though, are moving the window forward.

Netflix said September 8 that it has reached a long-term deal to stream movies from independent film studio Nu Image/Millennium Group.

By Dow Jones Newswires Posted today at 2:25 p.m. Netflix Inc. has reached an agreement to license first-run theatrical movies distributed by Nu Image/Millennium Films for online streaming during the “pay TV window,” when they’re usually available on premium TV channels.

Netflix Inc. has a deal with the production company behind Sylvester Stallone's action film "The Expendables" that will add five to 10 new movies per year to its Internet streaming service.

Netflix drives another nail into the coffin of traditional media models. The funeral is set for no later than 2012.

Stick with strength. Market leaders like Chipotle, Salesforce.com and Netflix strut their stuff while the market is sluggish.

Netflix was criticized when it agreed to a 28-day delay on DVD sales from some studios. But its CEO is finding ways to acquire content as early as his competition.

Netflix announced a new deal with Nu Image/Millennium Films today. The agreement will allow Netflix to stream first-run theatrical films to its members.  Netflix says the deal is an example of how it is moving to expand both variety and timliness of its streaming catalog. The deal is expected to provide five to ten theatrical films per year for Netflix streaming.  "We are delighted to be in ...

Netflix partners with Nu Image/Millennium Films, which will add about 10 movies a year to its streaming library.

Netflix, Inc and Nu Image/Millennium Films today announced a long-term agreement through which first-run theatrical films distributed by the Nu Image/Millennium Group will be licensed to Netflix for streaming over the Internet to its subscribers during the "pay TV window."Â Historically, these films have been licensed to premium TV channels.

Browsing through NetFlix’s online streaming collection is not unlike those late Friday nights spent browsing through the movie maze in your local video store. The search for that perfect movie is often tricky.

Everyone knows that Netflix is killing the video store. Everyone except Erik Quinn. He’s the manager of the Mr. Movies store at 3110 Tower Ave. in Superior. He said he can’t speak for the owners, nor for corporate Mr. Movies, but his store, he said, “is doing fantastic.”

PopTop: Netflix movies finally delivered to iPhone Updated Sep 7, 2010 12:01AM MDT Grade: A- Iphone app •Millions of iPhone and iPod users who also are Netflix subscribers have been waiting for this app for more than three years. The Netflix app is finally here for the smaller iDevices (it was introduced for the iPad the day that tablet was launched earlier this year). It can stream movies and ...

Order Netflix movies via iPhone with new app

Netflix won't have the online movie subscription business to itself for long. Two of the biggest players in DVD sales and rentals, kiosk company Redbox and online retailer Amazon.com, have told Hollywood studios that they are looking to launch streaming...

Netflix just keeps growing...

There's a new Netflix (Nasdaq: NFLX ) app out for Apple's (Nasdaq: AAPL ) iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch -- available to anyone with a Netflix account (which starts at $8.99 per month).

By insider. CEO of Netflix Inc. ( NFLX ) Reed Hastings sells 10,000 shares of NFLX on 09/02/2010 at an average price of $134.3 a share. Read more » »

Shares in Netflix Inc neared their all-time high on Thursday, after Apple Inc said that the company's streaming video service would be added to a new version of Apple TV.

A desirable situation for Netflix is to have lots of monthly subscribers that rent few DVDs, but remain loyal subscribers due to the convenience of Netflix and the option to watch movies online through Netflix's website. Such a situation could boost Netflix's sto

Netflix unveiled its long-awaited app for the iPhone on Thursday, sending the company's shares almost 2% higher.

Is Netflix for iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch really that good? CNET's Jessica Dolcourt takes a dive into the free app for Netflix subscribers in the latest edition of Tap That App.

Netflix would look good on Apple's arm.