Netflix's Steve Swasey, VP of Communications, was on PBS's Nightly Business Report and discussed streaming deals, the recent changes to the outlook, and competition.
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i'll watch streaming when they have an option for dual audio and subtitles. other than that, netflix can shove it. putting dvds into the pasture just to market their streaming videos is something i disapproved of.
Posted by: Yu Vang | July 05, 2011 at 09:11 PM