1. As completely as possible, sketch the value chain for Netflix from the production of content to viewer.
Netflix is a company that allows consumers to sign up for a membership that sends shows and movies on DVD, in the mail. Members can order them and return them at their convenience. Once you return a disc, Netflix will send a new one to you that same day. The monthly fee depends on how many discs you plan to receive at a time, such as one, two, or three. Part of a Netflix membership includes watching movies on your computer using the Netflix movie viewer. To enhance your viewing experience, you can optimize your Internet connection to improve the quality of the movie viewer.
2. How does horizontal and vertical conflict impact Netflix?
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What threats does Netflix face in the future?
Netflix expects its DVD-by-mail business to peak in 2013, at which point its Watch Instantly streaming service will drive growth in the company. That’s the gist of a slideshow posted on the company’s jobs site detailing its plans and the competitive outlook for its streaming business.
Netflix expects its DVD-by-mail business to peak in 2013, at which point it believes its Watch Instantly streaming service will be driving its growth. That’s the gist of a slideshow posted on the company’s jobs site that details its plans to transform itself into the leading streaming subscription service for TV shows and movies.
5. Will Netflix be successful in the long term? Why or why not?
Netflix's new deal with Warner Bros., in which it agreed to a 28 day "DVD window" for new releases, in exchange for greater access to WB's films for its Watch Instantly streaming feature and reduced pricing on its own DVD purchases, is further proof that Netflix is squarely focused on the long-term. That's not only smart for Netflix, it's also a win for Hollywood studios and also for