At $10/mo, I find plenty to enjoy whenever I use Netflix, so I keep paying.
Credit where it's due: adding the definition of "MDM" at the end was a nice touch for those not already in the know.
Perhaps, but going the extra step to define it for this audience is like having to spell out STD in a porn workers forum.
Isn't it proper journalism practice to define acronyms on their first use, then continue on using the acronym through the remainder of the story? Doing it at the end does make it seems as I am splitting hairs, which I am not, as long as the acronym was defined, I understand it.
In 1961, when President John F. Kennedy envisioned an American on the moon by the end of the decade, NASA turned to Marshall Space Flight Center to create the incredibly powerful rocket needed to turn this presidential vision into reality. Since its beginning in 1960, Marshall has provided the agency with mission-critical design, development and integration of the launch and space systems required for space operations, exploration, and scientific missions. http://www.nasa.gov/centers/ma...
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Never allow doubt to tarnish your lust for wealth
Which rule of acquisition is that?
Exactly. A quick look at his little history (especially with Yahoo a few years back) shows that he's only in it to score some meat from a dying company while the victim is still breathing. Notice that he doesn't really go after healthy, growing companies - only those which show signs of being in serious trouble.
Netflix doesn't seem to be showing signs of trouble, or serious trouble. They had a big bump in the road with Quickster, but seem to be all stream ahead now.
There is hardly a thing in the world that some man can not make a little worse and sell a little cheaper.