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Netflix's DVD.com is the perfect virtual video store - Vox
Netflix Spins off DVD-by-Mail Service into Qwikster; Will Add Video Game Rentals
Netflix kills plan to split off DVD rentals
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Netflix renames DVD-by-mail service, adds video games | CNN Business
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FREE DVD Netflix DVD-by-Mail Rental Service One-Month Subscription | VonBeau.com
Netflix is strangling its DVD-by-mail service | Investor's Business Daily
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Why Are 2 Million People Still Getting Netflix DVDs by Mail? | WIRED
NETFLIX logo on red envelope used for returning a rented DVD by mail with sleeve barcode visible at upper left Stock Photo - Alamy
Why Are 2 Million People Still Getting Netflix DVDs by Mail? | WIRED
10 things we miss about Netflix's DVD-by-mail service
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Netflix's DVD rental by mail service generated $212 million in revenue last year | TechSpot
The Iconic Red Envelope: The Best Mail in America - Netflix DVD Blog
Netflix has its biggest subscriber stumble since the DVD-by-mail era - Los Angeles Times
Jon Erlichman on Twitter: "On this day in 2007: Netflix delivers its one billionth DVD Netflix's DVD-by-mail subscribers: 2011: 11.2 million 2012: 8.2 million 2013: 6.9 million 2014: 5.8 million 2015: 4.9
More People Get Netflix DVDs by Mail, Than Subscribe to Any Live TV Streaming Service – The Streamable
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Netflix's DVD.com is the perfect virtual video store - Vox
2.7m people still get Netflix by mail thanks to bad broadband and a great movie selection
