NETFLIX DELIVERIES RESUME

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NETFLIX DELIVERIES RESUME
Monday, August 18 2008

Netflix is still not saying what caused an error in its system that resulted in millions of customers not receiving DVDs on time last week, but they did say on Friday that the problem had been resolved. It indicated that the glitch affected all 55 Netflix distribution centers. The company said that it would issue a 15-percent refund to subscribers whose DVDs were delayed. It blamed the problem on "severe technical difficulties," but was otherwise closed-lipped about the problem.

'TECHNICAL ISSUES' DELAY NETFLIX
Friday, August 15 2008
Since Monday, NetFlix has been unable to ship millions of movies to its subscribers, the company acknowledged Thursday, blaming the problem on "severe technical issues" but declining to describe the issue any further. Today's (Friday) Los Angeles Times said that the problem came to light on Monday and resulted in all shipments being halted on Tuesday. On Wednesday it was only able to send out about half the discs subscribers had requested. On Thursday all (more)

MOVIES OFFERED ONLINE FOR 99 CENTS
Thursday, August 14 2008
In another sign that the online video business is struggling to remain viable, the rental service Vudu announced Wednesday that it is temporarily slashing the price of many of its popular movies to 99 cents, half its regular price. During a promotional period, Vudu said it will introduce 25 new titles each week. The announcement comes just one day after two competitors, Vongo and ClickStar, announced that they were shutting down. Vudu, however, gave no (more)

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