09-23-2010, 05:42 PM
Yea I read that Canada was streaming only. There is a large qunity of titles that are not avaiable streaming. But its becoming less and less. The interesting thing is you can "rent" stream of new vedio's from Blockbuster or Zune at the same time as the DVD is on sale.
The thing netflix did do with new releases, is they agreed to a 28 day delay with a couple very large studio's. Evidently the studios thought Netflix easy availability was eating into DVD sales. This was a restriction for both DVD and streaming. The odd thing is that the same studio's didn't restrict Block busters competing service. I thought this was unfare, but found that netflix agreed to it for some deal that made them more money / cheaper cost.
The thing netflix did do with new releases, is they agreed to a 28 day delay with a couple very large studio's. Evidently the studios thought Netflix easy availability was eating into DVD sales. This was a restriction for both DVD and streaming. The odd thing is that the same studio's didn't restrict Block busters competing service. I thought this was unfare, but found that netflix agreed to it for some deal that made them more money / cheaper cost.
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