Home » Blog » Currently Reading:

Netflix Partners With LG To Deliver Movies Directly To Your TV

January 5, 2008 Blog No Comments

According to The New York Times, popular online DVD movie delivery service Netflix is partnering with electronics manufacturer LG to deliver movies directly to the television, making it possible for the company to eventually discontinue traditional postal delivery to some customers.

“We want to be integrated on every Internet-connected device, game system, high-definition DVD player and dedicated Internet set-top box,” Reed Hastings, chief executive of Netflix told The Times. “Eventually, as TVs have wireless connectivity built into them, we’ll integrate right into the television.”

Of course, Netflix will have some stiff competition from others. Apple TV—in use daily in the offices of The Content Wrangler—is one likely competitor. Although Apple TV has yet to be adopted widely, it may find hordes of new customers as Apple expands its multimedia entertainment offerings. Only time will tell.

Similar Posts:

Print Friendly
Tags: ,

Comment on this Article:

Subscribe to the Newsletter

Get The Content Wrangler Newsletter delivered straight to your home or work Inbox. It's full of content goodness.


Sponsors

Scriptorium
Content Rules 2
Confab
Fractal Enterprise
intelligent Content Conference 2012
Oxygen
i18n Conference
Grammar Girl
TC World Magazine
Aptara
Adobe FrameMaker
Content Rules
XML Press
STC
MindTouch 1
Earley Associates Workshops
Acrolinx 1
SDL Live Content
JFM Concepts VDP Web
Intentional Design
Gnostyx
MindTouch Techcomm
TIF
MindTouch 2
WordPress Consulting

Readers

Subscribe by or


Recent Comments

  • David Kowalsky: Richard Hamilton of XML Press (http://xmlpress.net/) on 09-F...
  • : This is certainly such a terrific useful resource which you ...
  • Tad Staley: David - thanks for mentioning Convofy, which enables authors...
  • Jen: I use Yelp rather frequently to locate places to eat that I ...
  • scottabel: Yes, as soon as we get our acts together. We're getting read...

Archives