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Dave at ZatzNotFunny discovered that TiVo is running a promotion with Blockbuster Online. You can get a combined TiVo and Blockbuster Online subscription for only $29.99 per month (with a 1-year commitment):
What does this mean for the long-delayed Netflix and TiVo partnership?
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> What does this mean for the long-delayed Netflix and TiVo partnership?
That you can stack it in the growing discard pile of magical VOD panaceas that have been accumulating for more than 5 years, but which are never apparently referenced when discussing the next one.
It should be made clear that Netflix never heavily promoted the tie-up. They didn't even comment on it until they affirmed, via a short press release, a rumor that was leaked to BusinessWeek.
Posted by: Aron | April 19, 2006 at 02:24 PM
hehe too bad tv sucks
no seriously, this isn't too bad if you watch tv. seems like a good middle ground between movies and tv
I'm stickin with movies myself
Posted by: Super-Bat-Man | April 19, 2006 at 08:12 PM
huh I went to go check it out to see what type of plan it is, and I don't see the option any where
Posted by: Super-Bat-Man | April 19, 2006 at 08:23 PM