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Online retailers looking to copy the success of the BBC iPlayer as "box" culture grows in the audience As more viewers watch their favorite shows on "catch-up", or by recording a series of large, U.S. online retailers are planning a revolution in the way present high quality theater. internationally acclaimed series such as The West Wing Sex and the City

The Sopranos

lost The Wire

Mad Men and

The Killing were the establishment of the cultural program for a while. But now, industry has recognized that these programs have an impact on the amount of the public watching TV.

U.S. services like Netflix online program - with suppliers of rival Facebook, Yahoo, Amazon, YouTube and Hulu - move to capitalize on the fact that the most popular programs that are broadcast in their sites are a series of fiction. "Maybe we will start to release more episodes, so you can make the observation drunk from day one," suggested Ted Saranda, CEO of Netflix content. Speaking this month at MIPCOM, the annual television market held in Cannes, Saranda has revealed that up to 60% content since your site is filmed in television programming and shows how Mad Men

are top of popularity polls. As a result, his company began purchasing directly from producers and distributors that they fund series: cut the television networks and cable channels. He now plans to make these programs available as soon as possible, in what is known as the "window management first." Among the first purchases of Netflix is ??the political thriller

house of cards

, an American remake of British TV adaptation of Michael's success story Dobbs, Kevin Spacey will be among the movie stars and producers. Netflix has also bought the drama of the Italian Renaissance

Borgia

Misfits

" Petra Fried, executive producer of the program, told the
Observer . "We are delighted to Hulu, as I wanted to start showing original drama and I wanted something that would cause an impact."