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    Video-on-Demand‚ is the recent video streaming technology where pay-per-view programming merges with Internet downloading. Netflix‚ an online subscription-based DVD rental company‚ entered the video industry with disruptive technology of offering online video rental while the incumbent competitors like Blockbuster were offering retail rentals. The incumbent competitors eventually followed Netflix’s direction when their core competencies were sabotaged by Netflix’s strategy. Moreover‚ Netflix was a technological

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    The company I have chosen to do the external environment scan is Redbox. Redbox is in the movie rental business via self service kiosks. Redbox is wholly owned subsidiary of Coinstar Inc. Laws and Regulations: There are some specific laws and regulations under which the movie rental business like Redbox should operate. But due to the growing popularity of renting videos through mail‚ online and kiosks‚ most of these laws will probably have to change or modified to fit the new way of people

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    ir.netflix.com Blockbuster: Blockbuster is an American provider of home movie and video game rental services‚ originally through video rental shops‚ later adding DVD by mail‚ streaming‚ video on demand and cinema theatre. At its peak in 2004‚ Blockbuster had up to 60‚000 employees and more than 9‚000 stores. Because of poor strategic planning‚ mismanagement and competition from other video rental companies such as Netflix‚ Blockbuster lost significant revenue and filed for bankruptcy on September

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    To: Senior Management Team From: Business Analyst Date: January 1‚ 2007 Subject: Netflix Business Model Analysis Netflix is an online subscription-based DVD rental service that promises to connect their customers to the movies and television shows they love through means of sending discs through the mail or streaming them directly via the internet. For only $7.99 per month‚ Netflix offers their customers unlimited access to their massive video library (>70‚000 titles as of year-end 2006)

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    Blockbuster Inc. Founded in 1982 and headquartered in Dallas Texas‚ Blockbuster Inc. is one of the top rental/retail providers of movies‚ video game and media entertainment in the world. Its competitors include Amazon Video on Demand‚ Netflix and Hastings Entertainment Inc. The company also competes with a variety of cable providers’ video-on-demand services. Blockbuster Inc. operates and franchises trademarked storefronts and vending kiosks. At last count‚ the company had over 8‚000 stores

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    Blockbuster Case Summary

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    Blockbuster Inc.‚ is an American-based provider of home movie and video game rental services‚ originally through video rental shops (both owned and franchised)‚ later adding DVD-by-mail‚ streaming‚ video on demand and cinema theater. [2] At its peak in 2004‚ Blockbuster had up to 60‚000 employees and more than 9‚000 stores. [3][4] Because of poor strategic planning‚ mismanagement and competition from other video rental companies such as Netflix and Redbox‚ Blockbuster lost significant revenue and

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    before their 25th anniversary‚ Blockbuster files for bankruptcy protection with a Chapter 11 petition. The failing company couldn’t compete in today’s market against Netflix‚ Redbox‚ Apple‚ and other internet-based businesses that provided mail-order rentals or digital streaming. Their business model needed to be revamped to stay competitive. This paper will take a look at where the problem was‚ the measures taken to correct the problem‚ and how Blockbuster can come back and be competitive. Blockbuster

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    Netflix

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    Netflix Case Study

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    instance‚ Netflix is now in a similar position to that of Blockbuster was in during the late 1990’s. Rentals by mail changed the home video industry‚ and now rentals by internet is changing it again. Blockbuster’s early success in challenging Netflix’s emerging business model should be used to guide strategic decisions regarding the emerging Video-on-Demand market. Netflix revolutionized the movie rental industry by changing product delivery and product pricing. They provided a similar service as

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    Netflix: A Case Analysis

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    An Overview of Netflix Netflix offers a variety of product services to its customers. The company offers traditional DVD rental by mail‚ instant streaming of DVD content through home PCS‚ and streaming on Netflix-ready devices that could be hooked up to one’s TV. Netflix has a subscription based model‚ which allows customers to utilize their products/services through a per month fee rather than a pay as you go rate. Although the company offers eight different subscription packages‚ it derives its

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