This is a tough time for both Blockbuster and Netflix, by their own choice. Both are too busy hitting themselves in the head with hammers. As consumers, we should benefit while we can. As investors, you’d be better to stick with Netflix, which has the s
U.S. spending on online DVD rental services is expected to increase by 68% between 2007 and 2011, to $3.2 billion, or about 37.5% of the total video rental market, according to a report from market research firm Adams Media Research.
The Dallas, TX.-based movie rental chain said Thursday that it ended 2006 with about 2.2 million online rental subscribers, including 2 million paying subscribers.Shares of Blockbuster (nyse: BBI - news - people )
This “spectators to history” meme revealed a brilliant understanding of not only media but people, and it is a key factor in understanding what’s happening in our world from a postmodern perspective. Witnesses to history, after all, have a hard time
Brothers Bob and Harvey Weinstein are back in the video revenue-sharing game. The Weinstein Co. said Wednesday that it is giving Blockbuster exclusive video rental rights for three years to all of its theatrical and direct-to-video movies beginning Jan. 1
Die Studios konzentrieren ihre Budgets immer mehr auf teuer erfolgversprechende megaproduktionen, wie die Fortsetzungen von Piraten der Karibik, oder Comic Verfilmungen. Gleichzeitig haben Nieschenproduktionen größere Chancen.
Netflix ist auf dem Aufsteigenden ast Blockbuster am untergehen. Der Videovertrieb übers Internet wird kommen Anbieter wie Movielink, CinemaNow und Vongo warten.
Studios bekommen 40% von Blockbusters DVD verleihen->Blockbuster lehnt ab. Studios machen DVDs billig bei Walmart (Macht den Meisten Gewinn für die Studios). Netflix als Konkurrent Mieten geben den rest.
