According to a report by Cnet, HBO will cease sending its new DVD titles to rental service Netflix. While new titles won't be available for rent on Netflix, existing titles...

Read More: Let the competition begin; HBO will no longer provide Netflix with DVDs

Netflix has announced that it has signed a deal with BBC Worldwide to bring some of the broadcaster's top shows to the on-demand video streaming service when it launches in...

Read More: Netflix signs up BBC Worldwide for its UK launch

Netflix introduced its ‘Just for Kids’ section to its Nintendo Wii app so that parents can set their children up with kid-friendly content more easily, the company announced in a...

Read More: Netflix brings ‘Just for Kids’ section to the Nintendo Wii

When Netflix launched its subscription service in Brazil last September, it was highly anticipated as many saw it as an interesting alternative to piracy and to the local VOD offer. However,...

Read More: Brazil: Netflix’s Answer to Negative User Feedback

Netflix has just released its highly anticipated quarterly earnings, following a troubled third quarter. A plan released in September to spin-off its DVD rental business under the name ‘Qwikster' was...

Read More: Netflix’s Q3 results underperform domestic expectations

As we just reported, Netflix suffered a big drop in its number of domestic subscribers during 2011′s third quarter (see our Netflix’s Q3 results underperform domestic expectations.) However, the U.S. is...

Read More: Netflix, gambling on international markets

Online movie and TV streaming service Netflix has announced that it will officially launch in the UK and Ireland in ‘early 2012, bring its immensely popular media platform to users...

Read More: Netflix officially confirms it will launch in the UK and Ireland in ‘early 2012′

Netflix users in Latin America and Canada will now be able to stream the platform's content on Android smartphones and tablets, the company announced today as it introduced the new...

Read More: Netflix updates Android app, now available for Latin America and Canada users

If you're running out of things to do with your Honeycomb-powered Android tablet, why not load up the newly-updated Netflix app? The fresh new 1.5 update finally adds support for tablets that run Android 3.x, in addition to spreading the streaming video love to tablets in Canada and Latin America.

Read More: Netflix For Android Finally Gains Honeycomb Tablet Support

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.

Read More: Netflix’s Stock Dive May Be Why Facebook Has Fears Of Going Public

Mere weeks after announcing that its DVD rental business would be spun off under the name Qwikster, Netflix has today announced that it's backtracking on the decision. In a blog post today, CEO Reed Hastings says "It is clear that for many of our members two websites would make things more difficult, so we are [...]

Read More: Netflix isn’t spinning its DVD business off as Qwikster after all

Mere weeks after announcing that its DVD rental business would be spun off under the name Qwikster, Netflix has today announced that it's backtracking on the decision. In a blog...

Read More: Netflix isn’t spinning its DVD business off as Qwikster after all

With a $100 budget, Director Cullen Hoback set out to make a film. "I wanted to make something for nothing," he says wistfully. Hoback and his team worked at a summer camp program in exchange for shooting the film there and luckily, had food and shelter paid for. They shot on used tapes and used real people [...]

Read More: How Netflix royally screwed over an indie filmmaker

With a $100 budget, Director Cullen Hoback set out to make a film. "I wanted to make something for nothing," he says wistfully. Hoback and his team worked at a summer...

Read More: How Netflix royally screwed over an indie filmmaker

Blockbuster owner Dish Network Corp. has started an online rental service that will stream movies and TV shows to Dish Network subscribers. Sound familiar? You bet. Blockbuster is taking advantage of Netflix shortcomings in hopes of gaining some new subscribers.


Read More: Blockbuster Taking Advantage of Netflix Shortcomings

Netflix CEO Reed Hastings today announced that Netflix would be integrating tightly with Facebook much in the way that it is working with music, but that due to laws in the US,...

Read More: Netflix CEO Reed Hastings announces integration with Facebook in 44 countries, but NOT the US

Amid falling stock prices and rising customer outrage, Netflix has taken a calculated move to better their business and perception by splitting the company into two business, introducing the oddly named Qwikster.

Read More: The Qwikster Redemption: Netflix Tries to Reverse Fortune by Splitting the Company

Netflix has responded to the numerous complaints from subscribers and, of course, the plunge in its stock prices. The web-based rental and video stream company has decided to cut the two services into separate divisions in the coming weeks.


Read More: Qwikster by Netflix Offers Videogame Rentals by Mail

Netflix is having some serious communication issues with its users and in every attempt to fix the problem, it seems like they only succeed in making things worse.  Looks like Netflix could use some relationship advice.


Read More: Oops! Looks Like Netflix Could Use Some Relationship Advice

This week, Netflix announced some pretty big changes in what was a sort-of apology letter. I don't think people reacted the way the company hoped they would react. Of the thousands of comments, tweets, and other mentioned people have been making about the idea of having two movie services, I'd say that a good 90% ...

Read More: Is Social Media Making People Angrier at Netflix?