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Netflix
| Basic information |
| Founded
|
1997 |
| Legal structure
|
Public |
| Industry
|
Media Streaming |
| Official website
|
https://www.netflix.com/ |
Netflix, Inc. is a media streaming service and publisher, founded in 1997 by Reed Hastings and Marc Randolph formerly for remote video rentals, it eventually became the pioneer of the video streaming industry in 2007, eventually turning to more anti-consumer practices in the mid-2010s and later.
Controversies
Stream-quality controversy
- Main article: Netflix stream-quality controversy
Netflix places limits on 4K streaming but does not fully reveal the terms under which the limits are enforced.
References
