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Posted by NunYa Bidness on 12/24/23 11:28
On Tue, 04 Oct 2005 06:40:37 -0700, Derek Janssen
<djanss@nospam.charter.net> Gave us:
>NunYa Bidness wrote:
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>>>>Last Paragraph of that article:
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>>>>"Netflix has more than 4m subscribers, but its founder and head, Reed
>>>>Hastings, last week told Newsweek it will have more than 20m
>>>>subscribers by 2010 and that DVD discs will not be entirely replaced
>>>>by newer digital technologies for at least another 20 years."
>>>>
>>>>Guess Netflix has never heard of 'Video on Demand'.
>>>
>>>Ah, yes. That thing that most people don't know of.
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>> www.Motorola.com
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>> They are going to be deep in the broadband, real time access stuff.
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>...Wow, we'll be able to download TRAILERS on our 3", 2-hr. rechargeable
>LCD cellphone screens?
>
I wasn't talking about motorola's cell phones, doofus. Nor was I
talking about "trailers". I was talking about how they made the first
cable modems. How it was GI that made ALL satellite uplink encoders,
and how Motorola bought GI's telecomm division. How they have been
right in the thick of things from hollywood, right down to cable
companies, and even military and commercial stuff.
GM and Ford both use their equipment to train thousands of mechanics
AT their dealerships, via satellite.
You can bet that Motorola is going to be the biggest player, as they
already are.
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