We Salute You Roku
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Roku is apparently one of the most popular TV devices out there–no doubt with help from Netflix Instant Watch. That’s pretty impressive for a device my parent’s have never heard of before. Launched as a dedicated Netflix device, Roku’s options now include HBO Go, Hulu Plus, PBS, Time Warner Cable, Fox Now, Vevo and Pandora—bringing the total to over 750

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Season Two of ‘House of Cards’ on the Way
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There will be a second season of Netflix’s original hit drama series House of Cards. That was a given, but in case you were wondering, they’re starting filming later this month. The second season of House of Cards will be 13 episodes long like the first season. No official word if Season 2 will all be put up on Netflix simultaneously like

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What is Aereo? And Why Is It Being Sued by Broadcasters?
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Aereo is a company that has been popping up in the news lately. But what the heck is it and why do we care? Aereo… set up a large array of receiving TV antennas that are reserved for their individual subscribers. Basically someone “rents” one of these antennas and is able to stream content from it to their computer or other

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NETFLIX: 4 Billion Hours Served in the First Quarter
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Apparently, just like us, there are a lot of people out there that don’t have lives either. Netflix had an exceedingly strong first quarter, according to CEO Reed Hastings. On his Facebook page yesterday, Hastings said that Netflix served up over 4 billion hours of streaming video during the first three months of the year, reaching a high-water mark for the company.

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InstaFlicka Podcast S4E15: Leftball Twist
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Hunger Games, The Factory, and Double Indemnity. What do they have in common? Not a damn thing. No theme this week! We just felt like watching these, though looking back I wonder why, with some of them… We also drank Green Flash Brewing Co. Rayon Vert Belgian Style Pale Ale. Hear what we think of this golden elixir and these

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INFOGRAPHIC: ‘Walking Dead’ Zombie Kills Breakdown
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Ever wonder how many zombies Rick killed in Season one of The Walking Dead? Well, below is an infographic that lays it out for you. Enjoy. Walking Dead Zombie Kills infographic by cobradave. In case you were wondering, the first two seasons of The Walking Dead are streaming on Netflix Instant Watch

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InstaFlicka Podcast S4E14: Beware of Cat
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This week on the podcast we discuss the horror flick Silent House, the horror anthology V/H/S and the movie based on the beatnik book Factotum. No beer review this week, but plenty of great conversation. Download: InstaFlicka Podcast S4E14: Beware of Cat

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REVIEW: Bloodrayne: The Third Reich (0.77)
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In this action adventure spun off from a video game, half-human, half-vampire rebel spirit Rayne is pitted against a dark evil from another time — a squad of undead Nazi warriors trying to inject Adolf Hitler with Rayne’s blood to make him immortal

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Wachowski’s, Netflix Will Produce Sci-fi Drama
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The makers of The Matrix franchise are coming to Netflix, according to reports. Andy and Lana Wachowski are moving into TV — and they’re doing it with Netflix. The streaming giant has announced a 10-episode pickup for Sense8, a sci-fi drama produced by Georgeville Television in association with Studio JMS. My first thought is… cool. It will be the first

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InstaFlicka Podcast S4E13: 41 Minutes
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In which the InstaFlicka Crew reviews their reviews of the last quarter. This is where you’d hear the Inception noise. So, not much to tell, other than this is a great catch up/quick recommendations episode. If you are into that sort of thing. The music from this episode is by The Fucked Up Beat on Roswell Radio Cult. I realize

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Amazon Will Embed Factoids Into Streaming Video
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Amazon is trying to upgrade the fun of watching TV and movies on the Internet. On Wednesday, Amazon announced it is expanding its X-Ray feature to TV shows. The feature uses the company’s IMDb database of movie and television content to add real-time actor information to Amazon’s Instant Video service. The feature will be available for 13 shows — including Downton Abbey,The

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