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and Yes Blockbuster is aware of streaming but apparently isn't there yet. Give it another 3-4 years when bandwidth is cheaper and "http://articles.businessinsider.com/2011-11-03/tech/30353903_1_aol-access-subscribers-access-business " <-- I found this funny lol
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Yea nice, too bad its been online for the last month
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You know I just pictured that little baby in the army hat yelling that, right?
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i saw a blockbuster store on ebay the other day. Unfortunately i didn't have an extra 25 bucks to spend.
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As anyone run out yet
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on opening day we had like 7 left on shelf from 100. today let rainchecks reign!
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ahhahaha yeah. Have you had any bluray people come up to you saying "You out of bluray, does that mean I get a raincheck?" When you have plenty of dvds
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It's a fact that more and more people are getting into streaming movies, and if Blockbuster doesn't get its streaming service available on more products, it's going to be left even further behind. It'll be just like almost every other venture Blockbuster has gone into in the past ten years (Blockbuster online, BB on demand, the vending machines) where they jump in several years too late when other companies laid the ground work and have an established customer base, and wonder why they aren't dominating the market. |
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Blockbuster had a lot of bullets, for shooting their feet off, in fact they really don't have a leg to stand on anymore.
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Your right, Blockbuster needs to get its act together like years and years ago under the old CEO (not Jim Keyes) When Netflix first started, Blockbuster could have easily brought it out but refuse to change their paradigm. Which now, Netflix is in the lead. Today, companies need to realized their paradigm and how the see the next shift so they wont' fail. Blockbuster was the most stubborn company out there that refused to changed. CEO's need to realized it doesn't matter how much money you make or how much your stock is worth, you always have to be prepared for the next paradigm shift.
For Blockbuster, they are making a lot of changes (Good ones so far) By cutting down stores and feeling comfortable at a right amount. They are going to change their Blockbuster stores in something new (totally new) I seen some plans and I'm not sure they will work We might see bigger changes in the streaming business next year but this year might be a surprise lol. They have been beta testing, seeing if people really do watch it by release new movies that are not out on dvd or bluray. When streaming movies because the biggest thing, Youtube will get all the money Top 10 U.S. Online Destinations for Video 1 -YouTube----------------------------111,152 ,000* 2 -VEVO-------------------------------34,580 ,000 3 -Facebook --------------------------29,802 ,000 4 -Yahoo! ----------------------------25,324 ,000 5 - MSN/WindowsLive/Bing-------------16,563 ,000 6 - AOL Media Network---------------- 13,327 ,000 7 - Hulu--------------------------------13,159 ,000 8 -The CollegeHumor Network-----------12,496 ,000 9 - CNN Digital Network ----------------8,262 ,000 10 Netflix------------------------------7,418 ,000 Source: Nielsen *Per Month 2011
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