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All Quiet on the Western Front, Gone with the Wind, Casablanca, Ben-Hur, Patton, The Godfather II, Rocky, Amadeus, Unforgiven, Gladiator, and Chicago are all Best Pictures according to the Academy Awards. The Best Picture winners have always been favorites among movie renters. These titles not only given some of the best acting, but also some of the best cinematography, best scores, and best directing one will find. These titles and a lot more can be had from Netflix, an online movie rental company. Since Netflix began their service, they have provided consumers a broad selection of titles, fast shipping, short waits on new releases, and an easy to use, user friendly website.
Netflix was started in the summer of 1999 by Reed Hastings, the current Chief Executive Officer of the company. He had previously founded and was CEO of a computer software company called Pure Software which was one of the fifty biggest software companies in the world when he sold it in 1997. Like many Americans, being a very busy man of corporate America, Reed didn't have much time to get to his local brick and mortar rental stores and when he did, he was often late getting the movies back. This caused him to get slammed with astronomical late fees which he wasn't too keen on. This is when the idea came to start Netflix, where he could offer people the chance to get movies online and ship them back to him at their convenience. This proved widely popular. According to Anderson (2005), "Netflix struck a chord with its next-day home delivery service, which allows consumers to rent up to three DVDs at a time for a single monthly payment with no late fees." (p. 42). This largely came in part to a hire that actually happened in 2000 for the company in Leslie Kilgore. Kilgore brought great customer loyalty experience with her from P&G and Amazon.com. In 2001, the company introduced online advertising finding this the most effective means to sign up new customers. "Research...
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