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Do you have a Roku with which you watch Netflix? Do you watch Netflix on a Mac?
I'm going to take the unusual move and post, below, and almost complete cut and paste of a piece of corporate informational mail from Netflix. If you are Netflix user, you've already got this in your email box, most likely. Before I do this, I want to explain why.
The Netflix Prize will soon be over: it sounds as if the team "Bellkor Pragmatic Chaos" will be granted the million dollar prize, awarded for improving Netflix's own algorithm by more than 10 percent.
Kate and I have a Netflix subscription that we've mostly been using to obtain various anime series.