Countless media companies are kicking themselves for not going after Netflix. Will the social media and search giants be saying the same about Spark?
Wall Street analyst insights…
Wall Street analyst insights…
Investors need to ask why one of the largest subscription-based [video] platforms in the world needs capital ...
Get ready for a streaming party ...
Yesterday Netflix announced that it would be offering a streaming only plan for $7.99 while raising the price on dvd-by-mail plans by $1.
For the quarter, the company reported $0.15 cents of non-GAAP EPS, ahead of analyst estimates of $0.10, on revenues of $51.1 million.
Netflix has once again destroyed market expectations as to the company's growth and outlook.
As much as Blockbuster may fix its balance sheet, it lacks any digital footing and for that reason, it's presence is a moot point in the Netflix picture today.
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While the entirety of my watch list is plastered with red (other than the US Dollar and Treasuries...the safety trade), Netflix is a lone pocket of green.
I covered the WWDC keynote live. But here is a more in-depth post mortem ...
If you just want the important bullet points, you came to the right place ...