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• Technophilia: Get productive with the best Facebook Apps

  Published: July 30, 2007, 12:00 pm

  Tags: Amazon, Calendar, Del Icio Us, Digg, Document Sharing, Documents, Facebook, Feature, Feeds, File Sharing, File Storage, Files, Getting Things Done, Getting To Done, Google, Google Calendar, Google Reader, Gtd, Image Editing, Last Fm, Lists, Media, Media Player, Netflix, Photos

  Keep track of your Netflix queue with the Netflix application - you can view others' lists as well. Listen to yours and your friends' Last.fm stations with the Last.fm app. Editing Edit photos from within Facebook with the Picnik application. You can edit photos from your own 'puter, the Web, Flickr, Picasa, etc. Use Picasa

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• Netflix "Watch Now" Hack

  Published: March 5, 2007, 4:19 pm

  Tags: Video, Online, Netflix, Movie

  has reported that Netflix's new feature "Watch Now" has been hacked! This hack involves keeping Netflix Watch Now from tracking your minutes and saving you money. And more money means you can spend it on something important like beer and junk food! :)Anyways, According to Engadget "normally Netflix keeps track of how long you've been

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• I thrive on structure, and I miss movie afternoon

  Published: August 2, 2007, 12:00 am

  Tags: Return To Il Abyss, Relaxing, Netflix, Structure, Schedules

  I ended up making them my Netflix days. It was the end of my week, I’d grab a subway, roll home, and watch 1 or 2 netflix movies and totally relax. It was fucking awesome, because I wasn’t doing side projects and could completely relax during that few hours, and I really looked forward to it each week. I’ve haven’t

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• Workaround enables Netflix 'Watch Now' titles to be decrypted, saved

  Published: August 8, 2007, 7:29 am

  Tags: Crack, Cracked, Decrypt, Decryption, Drm, Fairuse4wm, Hack, Hacker, Netflix, Rip, Watch Now, Watchnow

  to use FairUse4WM? Have a Netflix account? If so, go on and roll your sleeves up, as a crafty (and acrimonious) fellow has managed to find a workaround that enables you to not only decrypt the DRM-laced "Watch Now" movie files, but save them to your hard drive for future viewing. Admittedly, the process is somewhere between painless and

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• Arrrrrrrrr: Hackers Allow Netflix' Streamed Movies to be Decrypted and Saved

  Published: August 8, 2007, 7:58 am

  Tags: Arrrrrrrrr, Fairuse4wm, Hackers, Home Entertainment, Netflix

  Netflix's online movie-streaming service has been hacked by a Very Clever Person . The tools: Internet Explorer, Windows Media Player 11, FairUse4WM, and Notepad. The method: finding and downloading the URL of the video file, getting the license key and stripping the DRM. Sounds simple enough. The catch: only Netflix subscribers can do it.

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• How To: Rip Netflix "Watch Now" movies to your hard drive

  Published: August 8, 2007, 8:00 pm

  Tags: Digital Video, How To, Netflix, Top

  saving previously-mentioned Netflix "Watch Now" movies to your hard drive so you can watch it sans-DRM and browser restrictions. The method requires Windows, IE6 or above, Windows Media Player 11, and FairUse4WM. I can all but guarantee you that Netflix doesn't condone this, but if you're desperate to watch that Watch Now movie on a device

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• Blockbuster Buys Movielink

  Published: August 9, 2007, 11:32 am

  Tags: Blockbuster Video, Blockbustervideo, Cinemanow, Cinematical, Film, Itunes, Movie, Movie Download, Moviedownload, Movielink, Netflix

  fan and subscriber of Netflix, I haven't yet been able to finish a whole feature on the company's new streaming, Video-on-Demand-style "Watch Now" option (and even though I don't take full advantage, I'm still disappointed that Netflix's recent price decreases caused customers' streaming hours to decrease as well). Blockbuster's purchase

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• MovieLink Now BlockBuster

  Published: August 9, 2007, 4:01 pm

  Tags: Entertainment, Movies, Blockbuster, Bluckbuster, Hollywood Studios, Itunes, Metro Goldwyn Meyer, Movie Download, Movie Link, Movielink, Netflix, Paramount Pictures, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Warner Brothers

  there ass handed to them by NetFlix so in order to stop the bleeding they just acquired MovieLink for less than 20 million. (more…) copyright @2007 bu.bulicio.us blockbuster, bluckbuster, hollywood studios, itunes, metro goldwyn meyer, movie download, movie link, movielink, netflix, paramount pictures, sony pictures entertainment,

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• Netflix Quietly Rolls Out Social Networking Features

  Published: August 14, 2007, 2:08 pm

  Tags: Company Amp 038 Product Profiles, Flixter, Netflix

  time as people post them to Netflix “Members’ Top 10 Lists” widget that displays user-generated movie lists based on what Netflix thinks you will like “Unique in…” area that shows the movies that are uniquely popular in your hometown Selection of strangers on Netflix who share your interests or are most

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• Netflix talks 'Instant Viewing' for Mac

  Published: August 16, 2007, 12:00 pm

  Tags: Drm, Dvd, Microsoft, Netflix, On Demand, Ondemand, Silverlight, Watch Now, Watchnow

  New Balance, Nintendo, and Netflix. Netflix, in case you haven't heard of them, makes money via a subscription model. You pay a monthly fee and that gives you access to their monstrous DVD catalog. Pick a DVD and they'll mail it out to you in a nifty envelope that also serves as a the return envelope.Alright, so now we all know what Netflix is,

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• BookSwim: Netflix For Books

  Published: August 24, 2007, 1:55 am

  Tags: Beta, Bookswim, Books, Business, Funding, Media 2 0, Netflix, Somewhat Frank, Somewhatfrank, Somewhatfrank Com, Startup, Technologies, Technology, Web 2 0, Web Tech

  your movies sent to you via Netflix? Well, bookworms you might want to do the same with your books with BookSwim. BookSwim is an online book rental library club that recently launched to beta. Netflix proved the model could work with videos so it only makes sense that it would be emulated in the book industry. BookSwim leverages the use

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• Harry Potter Netflix ad [Flickr]

  Published: July 12, 2007, 12:30 pm

  Tags: Harrypotter, Warnerbros, Netflix, Moviemarketing

  cethilk posted a photo: Showed up in a couple of my recent Netflix rentals

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• The better business bureau

  Published: September 10, 2007, 1:29 am

  Tags: Business Career Personal Finance, Apple, Netflix, Southwest, Steve Jobs, Zipcar

  just how I like things. 3) Netflix DOB: 1998 CEO and Founder: Reed Hastings My movies come to my door. I don't have to deal with a pimply-faced high school student who is all pissy about having to help me find some David Lynch movie because I've interrupted his playing of Halo 3. The end. Oh and bonus points goes to a company who sends out a

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• DVR: Netflix doesn't need to fear Vudu's magic

  Published: October 10, 2007, 3:17 pm

  Tags: Dvr, Microsoft, Netflix, Sony, Vudu

  single-handedly topple both Netflix and digital video recorders, has, in reality, failed to impress. Katie Boehret, the Wall Street Journal's Walt-Mossberg-in-training, reviews the movie-downloading box which aspires to win over those too lazy to traipse over to the video store. The only problem is that Vudu has its own set of not-inconsiderable

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• Format War: HD DVD Player Sales Top Blu-ray Again, Win Netflix Users As Well

  Published: October 11, 2007, 4:30 pm

  Tags: Blu Ray, Format War, Hd Dvd, Netflix, Playstation, Playstation 3, Ps3, Sales, Sony, Toshiba

  interestingly murky over on Netflix. When looking at their published numbes, Blu-ray has about twice as many people looking at the category, but only about 1/3 as many choosing it as their preference. We're not sure exactly what's going on, but our theory is that PS3 owners who got a Blu-ray player as part of the bargain are only marginally

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