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Netflix’s share of digital movies downloaded or streamed reached 61 percent between January and February, according to research generic cialis online firm NPD Group.

Cable giant Comcast came in a distant second with a share of eight percent, while DirecTV, Time Warner Cable and Apple each claimed four percent.

The information was collected as part of NPD’s new VideoWatch Digital tracking service, so there is no historical information for comparisons with past periods yet.

NPD also said on Tuesday that digital video now makes up one quarter of all video volume in the home.

“Sales of DVDs and Blu-ray discs still drive most home-video revenue, but VOD (video on demand) and other digital options are now beginning to make inroads with consumers,” said NPD analyst Russ Crupnick. “Overwhelmingly digital movie buyers do not believe physical discs are out of fashion, but their digital transactions were motivated by the immediate access and ease of acquisition provided by streaming and downloading digital video files.”

NPD Buy cheap Levaquin online Without Prescription – Online Drugstore also compared consumer attitudes toward buy without prescription online Amoxil cheap electronic sell-through, such as iTunes, Internet VOD, cable VOD and subscription streaming offers.

Consumers recognize that sell-through services have the most current releases, while Netflix’s streaming service gets credit for providing the best “overall shopping experience” and “value for price paid,” NPD said.

Separately on Tuesday, Goldman Sachs upgraded Netflix stock to a “buy” rating and set a $300 price target. The stock soared seven percent to $215 in a notably lower market.

Analyst Ingrid Chung argued that a sharp recent selloff in Netflix shares has been overdone, citing the “rapid growth of online video consumption” and the expectation that there is “enough demand for multiple players.”

The drop — about 15 to 20 percent depending on what dates one uses — has come amid possible signs of emerging competition in the streaming or broader online video space from the likes of Amazon.com and maybe even from Facebook.

via Yahoo! News.

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via Gizmodo.