netflix fallout

[347Mike]

lmao $.13/share now, eh? Maybe I'll throw a couple of grand into it.

Let me know how that goes!

[mstng86]

lmao $.13/share now, eh? Maybe I'll throw a couple of grand into it.

I thought it was funny because you of all people asked what it was.

[Geor!]

lmao $.13/share now, eh? Maybe I'll throw a couple of grand into it.

[mstng86]

¿Que?

http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=BLOAQ.PK

This is actually funny. lol

[CWO]

¿Que?

http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=BLOAQ.PK

[Geor!]

Bloaq

¿Que?

[slow99]

That's pretty awesome...someone better lose their ass over this.

Yeah that would be the owners.

[CWO]

Bloaq

[Ruffdaddy]

That's pretty awesome...someone better lose their ass over this.

[Binky]

3 days, 30% drop in stock price (9.5% today) is right hook.

[347Mike]

NFLX is getting their asses handed to them at their own own-doing.

[astang95]

Its a perfect time for blockbuster (dish network) to announce their streaming service to compete with netflix again! Rumors are that its going to be announced friday and supposedly its where starz ended up...

[CWO]

Man, I hate it when I can't rent videos.

[CJ]

Eventually the the production houses and ISPs will start streaming, to cut out the middle man. While pricing may be fluctuate between them for awhile they will eventually come a consensus for "first run" pricing and then take an approach similar to itunes where there will be a max cost but at times there will be lower priced offerings.

At that time Hulu, and netflix will be nothing more than store faces to 2-3 different backbones

I seriously doubt they will offer direct. The reason for this is splitting their customer base. There needs to be universal customer market, and I guarantee the different production companies will not team up together. They never have in the past, either, btw.

[VETTKLR]

Let's all write back to Reed..."Show me the moneyyyy!!!"