Online DVD-rental company Netflix Inc. took a step into the home-entertainment market by unveiling a new set-top box that allows its subscribers to stream videos directly from the Netflix Web site to their televisions. Netflix has already been offering its customers “Instant Watching” which allows one to stream movies to a computer. This expands the [...]
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