We were quite concerned about the increasing fragmentation of online video, especially as Netflix tries to take directly to HBO, Showtime and others, while providing them with a line on the content. There was a lot of buzz about the new series of Netflix House of Cards with Kevin Spacey and directed by David Fincher. Most people talk about how Netflix spent an alleged $ 100 million of the series, and how they try to be that Netflix

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was on HBO. However, what is probably more interesting is the fact that Netflix is ??launching the first season - all 13 episodes - once today. It is something like a recognition of how many people view television series today.



Netflix, of course, has understood, because its streaming service has become very popular among people as a way to "catch up" on the hot TV last year shows that people miss when it was released. A growing number of people who really like being able to "binge" on a TV display and see them all in a short period of time. However, some purists fear that the release of all the episodes at once removes some of the uncertainty and enjoyment. At least limit the "water cooler" moments broadcast the next day something like this, but with so many people taking things and watch them later, this moment was attacked and social anyway.
be interesting to see how the program and how people react to the 13 episodes that are available simultaneously. Maybe my brain is still stuck in the "old way" of the television, but it seems very different from something like Windows Movie that feel really stupid. A "set" the content flowing once a week (but allows anyone to catch full episodes later), it seems quite reasonable. I almost wonder if the release of all the episodes at once removed long-term buzz for the show as a story arc throughout the growing season. You can also have a different type of commitment viewers. People can jump to learn that they are committing an hour, perhaps more terrible to admit that maybe about to get sucked into something much more.
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