So two programmers ran a streaming website bigger than Netflix from their garage?
So it was’t a free service?
I literally cannot work out why they need to "update" it once a week (at least!). Since its inception, it has let you add films to a list, remove them from the list, browse said list, and watch a film and scrub/seek. What else is there that possibly needs "updating" every single week???
I opted to cancel rather than be inconvenienced.
> “Polo pitched his service to potential clients by pointing out that it offered more content than competing legal services such as Netflix, Hulu, Vudu, and Amazon Prime.”
Total revenue was less than a couple million dollars.
I think you mean that the revenue of a 2 guy company was over a million dollars.
> I think you mean that the revenue of a 2 guy company was _over a million dollars_.
No. It is meant as a comparison with Netflix which has a revenue of 15.79 billion dollars.
"They have more content, but make less money," works, but "they have more content, but make _over a million dollars_," doesn't work as well.
More paying subscribers would be a huge.
I actually remember JetFlix and wondering how they had so much content. They were acting like a real company, IIRC.