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Takes up space

Needs internet connection

Always developing

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Only have to buy them once

Websites, such as Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon, allow you to view videos wherever you are at anytime as long as you have internet access

Can download videos to your laptop

Always developing

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More technical setup than regular video recording

Picking the right time to do a livestream

Streams available for download could potenially get you charged for illegal sharing and cause legal issues

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Live stream is inexpensive

Engaging

Longer viewing sessions

Many streaming options

Mew revenue options

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In 2014, Netflix had over 50 million members worldwide. Netflix became accessible in Australia, New Zealand, and Japan in 2015. By 2016, Netflix was available worldwide. The company has now been in business for twenty years and I don't see them shutting down anytime in the near future.

Video: https://youtu.be/uPP7lWsqaLE

http://www.businessinsider.com/how-netflix-has-looked-over-the-years-2016-4/#in-1999-netflix-hadnt-even-settled-into-its-red-color-scheme-yet-and-there-was-an-emphasis-on-net-and-flix-as-two-separate-entities-the-name-was-stylized-netflix-and-there-were-things-like-flixfinder--what-it-called-its-search-feature-1

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In 2007, Netflix began offering streaming on demand videos for viewing from a PC. Netflix partnered with Xbox 360, Blu-ray disk players, and TV set up boxes and began streaming on those devices in 2008. Netflix partnered with PS3, Internet connected TVs and other Internet connected devices in 2009. In 2010, Netflix was launched on the iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch, and  the Nintendo Wii. Later in 2010, Netflix launched its service in Canada. In 2011 services were available in Latin America and the Carribean. Lastly in 2012, Netflix became available in Europe including the United Kingdom, Ireland and in the Nordic Countries.

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In 1999, Netflix began a monthly subscription model, allowing unlimited rentals for one monthly rate. In 2001, Netflix introduced a personalized movie recommendation system, which used Netflix members’ ratings to predict choices for all members. Later in 2002, Randolph left the company, since then he has been an active investor and a booster of the Santa Cruz tech community. In February, 2003, Netflix hit the one million subscriber mark. BY 2005, Netflix was shipping 1,000,000 DVDs by mail per day with over 35,000 titles to choose from.

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On August 29, 1997, in Scotts Valley, California, software engineers Marc Randolph and Reed Hastings created  the $300 million website, Netflix. Reed Hastings got the idea after Blockbuster charged him a $40 fee for the videotape Apollo 13. Netflix was originally a DVD rent-by-mail company; they also had initially capitalized the F, "NetFlix.com." NetFlix.com opened for business on April 14, 1998, with thirty workers and 925 titles for rent. A rental cost $4 for a seven day rental plus $2 for shipping.