Over the course of two months, Netflix's market value declined 57%, due to the dissatisfaction of its plan to separate services. As of last week, Netflix changed its tone and decided to yank the unpopular plan. Unfortunately, for Netflix, the damage already took a toll upon its stock. Facebook, on the other hand, still has the time to save itself from the type of damage incurred by Netflix.

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According to Peter Barris, managing general partner of New Enterprise Associates, a venture capital firm, secondary markets for shares in private companies are a “sideshow”. At the Dow Jones Private Equity Analyst Conference, he made it clear that venues such as SecondMarket and SharesPost are not where the real trading action is.But, it is where you’ll find the handful of companies that interest you most.Barris notes, “Places like SecondMarket are trading about 50 different names,” adding, “hal [...]

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At the beginning of this year, Netflix’s stock prices tripled. The web-based movie rental company had released top devices and partnered with manufactures of consoles involving PS3, Xbox and Wii. The idea was to make it easier for customers to stream movies and TV shows right into their living rooms. In March, Netflix announced its first drama series, "House of Cards," starring Kevin Spacey.


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