I didn't realize that over the past five years, Netflix has buried Blockbuster. You can now buy Blockbuster for 35 cents a share. Wowl
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yeah, Blockbuster completely missed the boat on the mail distribution model. However, this alone should not have been the fatal blow. Having spent many years as a Blockbuster customer, subjected to an assortment of fees and penalties, any sense of loyalty or desire to support their business was long gone.
Posted by: ducttape2 | February 22, 2010 at 10:56 PM