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Netflix's Mitch Lowe says releasing original series all at once isn't a long-term solution for building an audience.

A parody video created by Netflix employees mocks Amazon's much-hyped Prime Air initiative and contemplates the harsh realities of drone delivery.

Streaming company removes weakest link in distribution chain, which will most likely benefit customers.

The video-streaming service has agreed to pay Comcast to ensure that its customers don't experience delays and hiccups in service. Yet, questions remain.

At a recent meeting with journalists, Box CEO Aaron Levie and former Microsoft Windows Division president Steven Sinofsky offered their views on how cloud technology is fundamentally disrupting the IT space.

Online marketing is putting increasing pressure on legacy ad businesses, with more people logging in than tuning in.

Chipotle premiered the first episode of its comedy series Farmed and Dangerous this Monday on Hulu.

A Quora discussion sheds some light on why Netflix chooses not to hire interns.

What does Netflix, comedian Jack Moore and you finding the perfect job have in common? Hint: You won't find it on your resume.

For the second year in a row, Amazon is utilizing a crowdsourcing model to determine which of 10 series pilots currently available for live streaming will ultimately be given the green light.

Blockbuster may have met its demise in America, but that's not true just south of the border.

In a letter to investors, the streaming leader vowed to fight a ruling last week that overturned net neutrality laws. Netflix also announced its stronger-than-expected earnings.

Oyster, which employs a business model similar to Netflix, received $14 million in its second round of financing.

Half of Netflix users watch an entire season in a week, according to a new survey.

In a lesson to all businesses about how to provide great customer service, a Netflix service rep role-played 'Star Trek' while trying to fix a problem.

The Netflix political drama earned an Emmy nomination, marking the first time a program that aired online rather than on traditional television has received one.

Where is the line between being responsive to customers' needs, and simply letting customers call the shots?

Customers were downright irate when Netflix announced it would separate its DVD and streaming offerings. Here are some lessons to take away from that business bungle.

Movie-rental company Netflix raised its prices last week, and its customers have set the Internet aflame with their ire. Here are six lessons for business owners from this pricing debacle.