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Samsung’s new app line-up includes Netflix, PGA Tour and all new TVNZ OnDemand.>>

Spark's online television service Lightbox has responded to tomorrow's arrival of newcomer Netflix by dropping its monthly pricing.>>

Netflix has officially launched in New Zealand today, accompanied by a number of free trial offerings to lure viewers into subscribing to the service.>>

Netflix has confirmed pricing for its kiwi offering, which kicks off tomorrow.>>

“To all intents and purposes they are a local operation but constructing their affairs to avoid paying tax here.”>>

Netflix Australia and New Zealand will have an estimated 1600 titles whereas the entire Netflix catalogue totals over 15,200 titles worldwide.>>

Eagerly awaited Netflix will be hitting New Zealand screens in a matter of weeks.>>

Vodafone has today announced it is teaming up with Netflix as the exclusive communications launch partner in New Zealand.>>

Slingshot is upgrading its Global Mode service so Kiwi Netflix users can switch between regions - allowing viewers to 'toggle' between versions.>>

There is no confirmed comment yet on what, if any, New Zealand-made content will be made available through Netflix.>>

With Netflix heading to our shores next month, there are hopes it will bring the end of online piracy.>>

Netflix’s website and streaming service was briefly interrupted yesterday, sending its users into a panic.>>

Vodafone is setting up to offer Sky TV’s Neon free for six months to Vodafone customers on unlimited data plans.>>

In November last year Netflix announced the internet TV subscription service would be available in New Zealand in March 2015, and as this time draws near competition is heating up.>>

Netflix has announced the internet movie and TV subscription service will be available in New Zealand and Australia in March 2015.>>

The online streaming service will first be offered in the United States, but there are plans to bring it overseas>>

Forget about video stores being under siege by Netflix. It looks like streaming video services which go up against the market leader might be the first to hit the wall. That could be the lesson emerging as Verizon puts the kibosh on its video on demand service in the USA.>>

At one point I could hear myself breathing and all that was happening was Sarah standing in the middle of a room.>>

"The reference to parallel importing is a red herring..." And yet it's still legal.>>

Do we want to lose our New Zealand content and get fed on a diet of overseas tripe, or do we want to challenge the world with the amazing content we create here?>>

"This collusion is just the latest example of big business trying to quash competition.">>

"We know Kiwis want to watch movies and TV series online – but are blocked from using the world’s best and most popular streaming services.">>

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s bloody Netflix! Omg I can’t even...>>

With the introduction of Quickflix, Premier League Pass and now Ezyflix, streaming sites are coming to New Zealand. However, there's plenty of existing streaming sites out there which allows you to access some great media.>>