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Has Roku Sold 100,000 Netflix Players?

Dan Rayburn on The Business of Online Video reports that Roku has sold almost 100,000 Netflix Players. Since publication of the article, I've now learned that the accurate number of units sold is closer to 100,000. While it surprised me the number was that high, it does seem possible, as that would equal about 1% of Netflix's 8.2 million customers. Considering the price point ($99) and the fact that the product's marketing is very focused, to a targeted audience, Roku's penetration rate would be higher than the average product that has only been on the market for eight weeks....

Netflix CEO Reed Hastings Buying Microsoft Stock

Brier Dudley from the Seattle Times reports that Netflix CEO Reed Hastings is buying Microsoft stock, Xbox deal must look sweet, Netflix boss buying Microsoft shares. Hastings acquired 53,300 shares today in five separate blocks, at prices ranging from $25.54 to $25.60, or about $1.36 million combined. Hastings now has 177,000 shares of Microsoft, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing. Hastings is a member of Microsoft's board, and the story reveals an interesting tidbit: "As part of their Microsoft compensation, directors annually receive stock awards worth $120,000."

More on the Red Envelope Entertainment Closing

Anthony Kaufman from Indiewire has more on Netflix's decision to shut down the Red Envelope Entertainment division, Netflix Folds Red Envelope; Exits Theatrical Acquisition and Production Biz. Due to changing marketplace conditions and the natural evolution of Netflix, according to Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos, the company decided it was time to move on. "The one thing we learned this year is that there's no shortage of produced movies and there's no shortage of money for viable projects," Sarandos told indieWIRE yesterday. "The best role we play is connecting the film to the audience, not as a financier, not...

Netflix Closing Red Envelope Entertainment Division

The LA Times reports that Netflix is closing the Red Envelope Entertainment division because "...the Red Envelope Entertainment unit competed with its main suppliers, Hollywood studios." A Netflix spokesperson told HackingNetflix that only 4 employees will be moving on (the L.A. Netflix office has 77 employees). Netflix's Red Envelope Entertainment invested in more than 100 films, including Sherry Baby, Helvetica, Confessions of a Superhero, John Waters: This Filthy World, and Cowboy del Amor. You can view the entire list of Red Envelope Entertainment movies on the Netflix website (many are available through through Netflix's Watch Instantly). I'm really disappointed...