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By MICHAEL LIEDTKE SAN FRANCISCO©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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Tokyo-Engr
Netflix price to earnings ratio is now around 98 - the currently over-valued S&P average P/E is around 25. I like the series "House of Cards" and other stuff so I would love for Netflix to stick around but wow!
Will be interesting to see what happens to Netflix going forward.
Coconut H2O
Netflix's selection is far better than Hulu's. And Hulu has disabled the ability to move their content from your computer to your TV (for Mac users anyways). I'll be sticking with Netflix for the time-being.
Scrote
The risk is that companies that provide "content" will want to keep it for themselves and set up their own streaming services. Fragmentation of the market will make all services less appealing, especially as their competition is free torrents.
CaptDingleheimer
I wish their licensing agreements in Japan would carry over into the US so my wife and I can watch Japanese movies. I'd pay extra for that. The US version has like a dozen Japanese movies, and half of them are cartoons.
Netflix has caught on to VPN services that make it look like your computer is in Japan, so no dice on that.
kawabegawa198
The new show "Mind Hunter" is awesome.