Those opposing S.978 suggest that supporters of the bill are not aware of the negative ramifications because of causes which state high monetary rewards as a key factor of the infringers. Another issue that has come up recently is that those who are opposing the bill on YouTube, which are plenty, are not getting their facts straight and are wrong.
Hulu is bringing in more business than ever with their Hulu Plus service, and are on the verge of reaching 1 million paid subscribers.
Furthermore, the survey proved out that if you pay to watch video, you are using Netflix more so than YouTube or Facebook. Unlike Netflix, both YouTube and Facebook are without premium subscriptions for videos primed for streaming or rental.
If you haven’t heard the news yet, Sony movies have been temporarily pulled from Netflix’s streaming service. The reason? Netflix is becoming too popular.
I had the opportunity to ask Hans Eriksson, the CEO of live mobile video streaming service Bambuser, a few questions about Bambuser’s role in documenting the protests, as well as the inspiration behind the mobile video streaming service, their new iPad 2 application and more.
Rumor has it that Netflix has some new international launches on the horizon. It could be only a matter of time before Netflix is streaming in Britain, Mexico and Brazil.
YouTube has been testing out their live streaming capabilities for a while now, but today they announced that they are officially going live, with the roll out of YouTube Live.
Where do you turn when you want to stream movies online? If you answered Netflix then you answered on par with three-fifths of the population.
With networks asking for more money for their series and films, Netflix may have to give in and raise subscription costs so they can maintain their streaming library. But will customers be willing to pay?
HBO continues to be a thorn in Netflix’s, standing firm on their stance that they’ve got “no intention of making [their] content available for streaming on Netflix.”
