Netflix announced a new policy that will greatly benefit their employees. They are introducing an unlimited leave policy for new moms and new dads. The unlimited leave policy enables a new parent to take off as much time as he or she wants during the first year after a child's birth or adoption. Parents can return to work at Netflix
I have been using Hulu Plus for several months, and I have a few additional comments about the service. I tend to watch lots of science documentaries. Over time, I’ve seemed to nearly exhaust the documentaries available on Netflix and Amazon videos. One of the things I really like about the Hulu Plus is that it includes shows from the
Roku's streaming media boxes have been around since 2008, arguably taking the #2 spot behind the Apple TV. This is an impressive achievement considering the absence of a major brand behind the product line. Here in the UK, set-top boxes like Apple TV, Roku, and Google TV have a relatively low-profile: the BBC's iPlayer catchup service is massively popular, but
If you are a fan of "Titanic", "Top Gun", or even "Breakin 2: Electric Boogaloo" -- you have only a few hours left to watch them on Netflix. More than 80 movies and a group of TV shows including "Saturday Night Live" will be removed from the service on January 1, 2014. Netflix adds and removes movies and TV shows
I remember getting my first DVD player and the movie "The Waterboy". I also remember streaming my first movie in "Hulk". Years since, people have debated about losing the tangible disc and moving to streaming. Eventually we knew the DVD would become a thing of the past. As technology improved and new devices came out this year, we may have
Last night at the Emmys, Netflix took a win by taking the Best Director prize for his original "House of Cards". One of a few original shows you can get when you subscribe to Netflix. Although they didn't sweep the Emmys by any means, Netflix's win shows an award winning TV program can be found through streaming media. It also
Single-copy print magazine sales plunged by another 10% in the first half of 2013 according to the AAM's (Alliance for Audited Media) 2013 half-year report. Extensive details can be found on their website here at this link to their report. I remember back in the 1980's subscribing to print magazines such as Stereo Review, Digital Audio & Compact Disc Review,