Showing posts with label netflix. Show all posts
Showing posts with label netflix. Show all posts

Saturday, March 22, 2008

Hulu.com Free TV Shows and Movies


Are you watching the March Madness final four on your iPhone or mobile device? I am. You can also watch TV shows and Movies free of charge at Hulu.com. No need for NetFlix or Movielink paid for membership services. Just become a member of Hulu.com and get TV shows and movies free of charge. I love it!

Monday, December 10, 2007

Netflix vs. Blockbuster.com

Netflix offers movies by mail and so does Blockbuster.com. Netflix offers a resonably priced service to rent 1, 2, or 3 movies at one time, and so does Blockbuster. The movies are delivered overnight or within two days for each.

The only differences include:
Movielink on Netflix - get your movies directly to your computer, download and go.
Blockbuster Total Access - Deliver the movies back to Blockbuster.com by mail or in a local store near you. Each mail pouch is also a free in-store video.

Depending on what you want in a online video rental service you can either choose Netflix or Blockbuster. Both are good and recommended.

Tuesday, November 27, 2007

January 2009: Say GoodBye DVD

Movie and TV downloads will go through a paradigm shift next year. You are already seeing NetFlix offer Movielink and many other movie production houses and TV networks opening up the Internet's streaming video.

Mark my words. January 2009 you will begin to see the first discontinuation of the standard DVD sold in stores. It will be on a science fiction movie or teen thriller. Over the early part of 2009 you will continue to see movie and TV show releases sold only on the Internet. The DVD will go the way of the CD and video cassette tape.

Your neighborhood video store will go the way of the dinosaurs, replaced by a Yoga chain store. If you can get a DVD player for $30, then the market is saturated.