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Tiny sales compared to DVD players, almost all download uses require you to do something 'techy' Netflix market is families and film fans - not people that know what HDMI stands for.

Netflix will definitely be online only one day, probably before Amazon goes the same way, but not for a few years.

Warehouse with million * untraceable, easily sold, small items worth $10 each. Security costs = $$$.

But: number of customers that want to sit on couch in front of TV and watch rented movie with family > number of people who want to watch download on computer * (1 - fraction of computer capable watchers do this for free)

No, the chain is internal to the designer's head. If you can't do the tricky part, just ignore it and hope for the publicity.

Isn't that one of those history of education things:

60s - write a 5000 word essay on the causes of the civil war

70s - write a 500 word essay on why the civil war was bad

80s - write a poem about how you feel about the civil war

90 - draw a picture about how the civil war was bad

00s - Copy the PowerPoint slide, make CIVIL WAR bold.

Oxford called about some prior art. They have evidence that Harvard has copies of it's top secret word list codenamed 'OED'

The "Daily Express" is not an unreliable tabloid. It's very reliable - I can guarantee every edition will contain an editorial about illegal immigrants and a Princess Di conspiracy. Reliable as clockwork

Tell them it's a reality TV show and there would be 1000s queueing up for the chance?

Or with a USB key and 18seconds alone with a machine you can undetectably infect it in such a way that a full disk wipe and reinstall doesn't clean it.

More interesting now?

And yet are happy to type them on an OS that is connected to the internet but that they don't have the source code to