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Netflix pushing to update video privacy law
Nancy Marshall-Genzer Feb 21, 2012
It's currently against the law for Netflix to share your rental history. Today, Netflix is pushing to change that, saying the law is now outdated.
NBC is streaming the Super Bowl as a second screen
John Moe Jan 31, 2012
Because we all need more screens, right?
Netflix regaining subscribers after fleeing last year
Jennifer Collins Jan 26, 2012
A failed attempt to split Netflix into separate streaming and DVD-by-mail businesses meant a loss of tons of subscribers. Now the company is gaining them back.
Are Netflix subscriber numbers here to stay?
Jennifer Collins Jan 26, 2012
Netflix announced hundreds of thousands of new subscribers during the last months of 2011. But are they all in it for the long haul?
Shake-ups in gaming, from Netflix to Nintendo
Adriene Hill Jan 26, 2012
Netflix also announced yesterday it's backing away from plans to rent video games. And that wasn't the only video game news making headlines.
Netflix reels in new subscribers
Gregory Warner Jan 26, 2012
The video service has lured hundreds of thousands of new subscribers with free trials. Converting them to paying customers will be much harder.
Indiana makes a deal with Amazon on sales taxes
Jeremy Hobson Jan 12, 2012
Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels discusses his state’s new agreement for regulating and working with Amazon over sales taxes. The online retailer has been in dispute with a few states over collecting sales taxes.
