Netflix is currently one of the greatest ways to consume content. Not only acn you send away for a mail-order DVD that will (in most cases) arrive at your house the next business day but they also have their stream instantly service. If you couldn't tell by the name, this service allows you to instantly ...

Seriously. TEN PERCENT. Let that roll around in your head-meat for a minute.  One in ten bits, bytes, megs and gigs goes straight to YouTube.  That means whenever you see someone surfing with their mobile, there's one chance in ten they're on YouTube right now. Weird incredulous statistics aside, what this means is twofold.  One, home theater is ...

I say possibly, of course, because it isn't like this is the first time Netflix managed to link up with a device provider to make their streaming video a bit easier to deal with.  Samsung, a host of Blu-ray players, lots more.  So now Sony's Bravia television becomes one more brick in Netflix's wall of ...

This was an interesting question I heard just yesterday, and no one less than the CEO of Netflix himself, asked it.  He raised a really good point, too, one that I figured would be great to bring to you guys and hash it out. See, most of the internet companies out there are whining and complaining ...

Hey everybody, this'll kill you.  Apparently, all this time, you've been reading a media expert! See, I was reading this article about a new kind of download service that's being started over in Australia, possibly as a way to replace the DVD.  And of course, every time I see that phrase I snort derisively (the last ...