Netflix to cooperate with Samsung

Posted Mon, 10/27/2008 - 04:45 by Greg Houston

The DVD-rental company Netflix wants to expand their postal DVD-rent services and teamed up with Samsung recently to offer their customers an online rental facility.

The new service will allow Blu-ray users from Samsung to watch video selections streamed directly from Netflix's library that currently holds more than 12,000 titles.

So far, no financial details have been unveiled.

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