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Netflix, Inc. provides online movie rental subscription services in the United States. The company offers its subscribers access to a library of movie, television, and other filmed entertainment titles on digital versatile disc (DVD). Its members can get DVDs delivered to their homes and can instantly watch movies and TV episodes streamed to their TVs and PCs. As of December 31, 2009, Netflix served approximately 12 million subscribers. It also partners with consumer electronics companies to offer...

Ted Sarandos, the company's chief content officer, will get a 10% pay raise to $1 million a year, and he'll receive $400,000 more in options next year. And Chief Product Officer Neil Hunt's options will increase by two-thirds to $1.5 million, though his salary is staying the same at $1 million a year.

The bigger question may be whether Netflix is successfully moving from one technology to another -- a transition at which few companies excel. Apple has successfully moved from personal computers to iPhones and iPads, but it's a notable exception to the general pattern. Kodak, which all but invented digital cameras, famously stumbled as it tried to move on from film to digital.

First in the Heirloom Game Series reintroducing authentic reproductions of vintage, classic American games, this Centennial Edition of Gavitt's Stock Exchange, initially introduced in 1903, challenges players to deal and trade cards in their quest to corner the railway stock market.

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Hastings sounded like he intends to stick around to lead the way, despite questions about recent moves that triggered a customer backlash and a staggering decline in Netflix's stock price that has wiped out three-fourths, or about $12.5 billion, of the company's market value in five months. Netflix Inc. shares closed Tuesday at $68.14, down from a peak of nearly $305 in July when the company infuriated its U.S. subscribers by announcing plans to raise its prices by as much as 60 percent.