“To attract viewers, Netflix is doing something I think is an absolutely genius idea: offering all the episodes of its shows at launch. So, if you’re really into the show and you don’t want to wait to watch the next episode, you don’t have to… it makes me wonder why we’re forced into arbitrary waiting games today. Granted, Netflix doesn’t have to keep a schedule, but with so many networks realizing streaming is the future, why haven’t they followed Netflix’s lead, taken a chance, and offered an entire series (or at least a big chunk of episodes) at one time?”—Slashgear.com: Why Netflix’s Original Programming Is Its Best Idea Yet
“Things happen fairly slowly, you know. They do. These waves of technology, you can see them way before they happen, and you just have to choose wisely which ones you’re going to surf. If you choose unwisely, then you can waste a lot of energy, but if you choose wisely, it actually unfolds fairly slowly. It takes years.”—Steve Jobs quoted in The Atlantic: From Walkman to iPod: What Music Tech Teaches Us About Innovation
