Topic- Netflix
Purpose statement- I would like to educate my audience on the history and growth of Netflix
Organizational Pattern- topical
Introduction
Attention Getter : We are living in a very technologically advanced age. We push buttons to start our cars and have cell phones that are unlocked by our fingerprints. With that being said, it’s no surpise that the number of people who stream instant videos has skyrocketed. Connection to Audience or WIFM : According to Forbe’s consumer technology writer, Larry Magid, a recent Nielson study in 2013 revealed that over five million homes have “zero TV” in their households.
Credibility Material : I, myself, am a part of these so-called “zero TV” households. I have found online streaming to be much more affordable than having to pay for cable service. By streaming my television shows, I am freed from having time constraints and am no longer forced to watch crazy amounts of commercials. Thesis and Preview: Netflix is a giant in the world of online streaming. With shows like “Orange is the New Black” and “House of Cards”, Netflix is really making a name for itself. However, Netlflix hasn’t always been as successful as it is today.
In order for us to truly understand how far Netflix has come, we must first understand it’s history and how it all began.
I. The genesis of Netflix
A. The idea of Netflix came about in 1997. When CNN Money interviewed Netflix creator, Reed Hastings, he described his reasoning
Netflix founder, Reed Hastings, recognized an unfulfilled need in the movie rental industry and started Netflix to provide customers with the ability to receive movies through the mail and not pay any late fees which were prevalent at the time with companies like Blockbuster (Kotler & Keller, 2009). Netflix has continued to expand its service offerings but providing members with the ability to download movies directly without any additional fees.
When Netflix was established in 1998, it shook the whole video rental industry by delivering the services that customers actually wanted. It was not about the movies it had in stock, because these were the same with Blockbuster or any other established video rental business. To them it was about how customers can get the best out of what they had to offer.
In the Republic, Plato narrates a dialogue about justice and what it means between Socrates and some of his peers. Socrates argues with three of them about what is justice and is it to be just. Socrates begins his dialogue with Cephalus, then shifts the conversation to Polemarchus and then has Thrasymachus finish the debate. Each of them gave different perspectives to what justice means and what it is to be just. In this paper I will show how each one of their definition is unique yet can also be seen to be quite similar. I will also suggest which one of the definition I like to be right, if any.
Netflix exhibits dominant economic characteristics in the online movie rental business. They enjoy strong market size and growth rate when compared to rivalry competition. The number of rivalries are increasing, and the market remains dominated by only a few sizeable rivalries like Blockbuster Video, Wal-Mart, Walt Disney Movies and Movielink’s Downloadable Movies. Netflix is determined to offer new and innovative technology to sustain their competitive advantage.
Netflix was founded in 1997 by Reed Hastings who is the current CEO of the company. He noticed that there was a demand for the
Netflix is a global provider of streaming movies and TV series. Netflix was founded in 1997 by Reed Hastings and Marc Dolph. It started out as a DVD-by-mail service in America in 1998, and in 2007 began streaming. Over the years the company has become very popular. Netflix has many effects on American culture that we don't realize.
Netflix was founded in 1997 with the intent to revolutionize the way in which consumers watch movies and television shows. Their accomplishments both in innovation and in customer base for their service indicate that the firm has been, and continues to be, successful in doing so. Currently, the
Netflix grew its customer base through advertisements, sales promotions, marketing alliances, direct marketing, and public relations. Advertising campaigns used not only traditional media platforms like television, but also innovative Internet forms of media. Affiliate networks directed customers to “www.netflix.com” by simply allowing
Netlix strategy by virtue of product design addresses the bargaining powers of both buyers and suppliers. It’s highly price efficient for both. The threat of new entrants is addressed by Netflix’s technologically savvoy “linear linking” of newer apps over broad band width. The company strategically designed the mapping and application of video streaming packages to where it has became highly speacilized. New entrants to the video streaming market would need equal broad band capability. Strategically, Netflix also didn’t compete against the cable service giants, rather relied exclusively on internet carrying cable outlets.
Furthermore, the fates of those characters who cannot accept reality “In the Glass Menagerie” were Amanda Whitfield, Tom Whitfield, Laura Whitfield, and Jim O’Conner. Amanda still thinks she is a young Southern Belle that she should have financial gain. Amanda has not accepted the fact in her mind that these factors are no longer an option for her. Amanda pushes her children Tom Whitfield to be a replicable businessman, and pushes her daughter to go to school to take business classes which this is something either cared to be.
Netflix Inc. is in the entertainment market, which is a part of a larger video, film
Marc Randolph and Reed Hastings founded Netflix in 1997 in California. It is said that the idea came to Hastings after having to pay $40 in overdue fines for returning Apollo 13 to late. Netflix was originally a website (launched on August 29, 1997) that rented DVDs through rental posting and a traditional pay-per-rental model. In the early 2000, Netflix dropped this model and
Over the past 18 years, Netflix has greatly evolved, changing the way movies and television shows are watched. It was founded in 1998 by Marc Randolph and Reed Hastings as a DVD mail-order service. Netflix knew that it had to grow and innovate in order to compete with other big-name movie rental services such as Blockbuster and Redbox. Because of this, both Randolph and Hastings decided to integrate streaming in 2007. Although one could only stream on a desktop or a laptop,
Netflix began in 1997 as a revolutionary idea by CEO Reed Hastings and software executive March Randolph. Before long, in 1999 Netflix launched its major line of business, the online subscription service, which radically changed the way consumers viewed movies and television. For a young company in an innovative and growing industry, Netflix has set itself up for a tremendous journey. The company has had much success due to its adaption of a modern business model and strength in operations management. Its continued reliance on and improvements of operation management principles is necessary to continue growing and bringing in profits.
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