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Microsoft adds Netflix to Windows Media Center | Network World

Microsoft is adding Netflix to the list of content providers in its Windows Media Center feature for Vista PCs as part of the company's drive to give people more entertainment options on their computers.

SEC clears social media for investor announcements after Netflix case | Network World

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has cleared the use of social media such as Facebook and Twitter to announce corporate information.

Netflix, QVC, Amazon best at satisfying online shoppers | Network World

Netflix, QVC.com and Amazon did the best job satisfying online shoppers among the 100 highest-grossing retail sites on the Web this year, but the biggest retailers aren’t always the best at satisfying customers, a survey released on Friday found.

Netflix uses lots of cloud services — but don’t call it ‘NoOps’ | Network World

Netflix's streaming-video entertainment via the Internet has become so popular it now represents almost a third of peak downstream traffic in North America. It also represents an IT support challenge for Netflix, which is trying to balance use of cloud services with traditional internal IT and data centers.

Netflix uncages Chaos Monkey disaster testing system | Network World

Netflix has released Chaos Monkey, which it uses internally to test the resiliency of its Amazon Web Services cloud computing architecture, making available for free one of the tools the video streaming company uses to keep its massive cloud computing architecture running.

Netflix deals with cloud security concerns | Network World

As Netflix commits its future to streaming movies to customers, it relies almost exclusively on cloud services for its infrastructure, raising security concerns that require a new way of thinking, the company's cloud security architect says.

Netflix open sources Janitor Monkey to help tidy up unused Amazon cloud resources | Network World

Online video streaming company -- and heavy Amazon cloud user -- Netflix has open sourced Janitor Monkey, a tool that finds unused cloud resources and deletes them, leading to potentially valuable cost savings for customers.

FCC looking into Internet peering complaints from Netflix, consumers | Network World

The agency is asking for information about middle-mile traffic exchange between Netflix and large broadband providers

Amazon and Netflix: competitors who need each other | Network World

Amazon.com has Amazon Instant Video. Netflix has its video streaming service. These products are two of the most popular competing video streaming options available. And they both run on Amazon's cloud computing platform.

Three lessons from Netflix on how to live in the cloud | Network World

Netlfix is a big company, and a big cloud user. With 38 million members across 40 countries, it streams a billion hours of content per month.

Netflix, YouTube traffic on the rise, while peer-to-peer file sharing nears extinction, Sandvine finds | Network World

In a testament to the rise of on-demand entertainment, Netflix and YouTube now consume just over half of all downstream traffic in North America, while peer-to-peer file-sharing services continue to plummet, according to a new study.

Report: US FCC to allow payments for speedier traffic | Network World

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission will propose new net neutrality rules Thursday that will allow broadband providers to charge companies like Netflix for preferential traffic management, according to a news report.

Netflix warns ISPs against ‘draconian’ response after net neutrality ruling | Network World

Netflix has a message for ISPs that might be thinking about charging more to carry its video service in the wake of last week's net neutrality ruling: Do so at your own risk.

Verizon denies throttling Amazon’s cloud, Netflix services | Network World

Verizon is denying a charge leveled by a security expert – and seemingly acknowledged by its own customer service department – that it is "limiting bandwidth" to Amazon Web Services, and by extension Netflix, in response to a recent court decision.    

How Netflix streams movies to your TV | Network World

At peak times, Netflix accounts for around a third of the consumer Internet traffic in North America. This week, one of its senior engineers described how it gets all those movies to your screen.

Can Digital Rights Management and the Open Web Coexist? | Network World

The Netflix-backed Encrypted Media Extensions (EME) proposal, and recent revelations that requirements for DRM in HTML5 are confidential, have generated furor among advocates of the Open Web. Let's cut through the hyperbole.

Verizon threatens to sue Netflix in war of words over video quality | Network World

Verizon is objecting to a Netflix message blaming it for video streaming issues

Netflix won’t budge in dispute with Verizon over video quality | Network World

Verizon sent the video streaming company a cease-and-desist notice after messages to customers blamed its network

Startup offers Netflix-like clothes rentals for women | Network World

Le Tote subscribers pay $49 per month to get totes with outfits and accessories that they can keep or exchange.

Netflix open sources its Amazon cloud security enforcer | Network World

Security Monkey keeps Netflix’s cloud safe, and can do the same for yours.

Share Netflix? Share a jail cell | Network World

Tennessee is apparently in the pocket of the RIAA.

Greenpeace fingers YouTube, Netflix as threat to greener Internet | Network World

Rising consumer data demands puts a strain on companies' energy needs, says Greenpeace

FCC’s Pai asks Netflix if it only wants net neutrality for itself | Network World

Calls for net neutrality clash with reports of how Netflix wants to treat its own video, the commissioner says

Netflix turns from Oracle, IBM to Amazon to save cash | Network World

Netflix turned to Amazon Web Services to save money compared to running Oracle software and IBM machines, according to its cloud architect.

Admitting to throttling video, Netflix now promises more control for users | Network World

Netflix admitted Thursday to throttling video streams worldwide for its mobile users, but said it hasn't been an issue for customers.