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Netflix, the US streaming service, which launched in the UK and Ireland yesterday, says it will surpass the success of the BBC iPlayer and go head-to-head with BSkyB.
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LOVEFiLM has bolstered its content offering following new licensing deals with the BBC and ITV.
A new deal between Time Warner’s film studio and Netflix and Blockbuster will mean customers signed up to the services will have to wait 56 days for films after the DVDs first go on sale, instead of 28 days.
News Corp’s BSkyB has acquired a 10% stake in social TV start-up Zeebox.
