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From a society perspective down to a more personal approach – certainly changing your television watching habits from cable or satellite is not quite ready for prime time just yet… but it is now very close. Global expansion is happening with providers like Netflix aggressively opening up access to new countries this month. Frustration? Yes, also happening. Just last Sunday night Netflix seemed to be down for AppleTV users – which makes a huge impact when you are looking to watch something! Perhaps with more competition in this space the availability and quality will continue to strengthen – at which point it certainly will be ready for prime time.

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