At the opening keynote at CES, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings has confirmed that the streaming platform will expand to yet another major market – India – along with other countries including Vietnam, Turkey, Singapore, [size=14pt]Nigeria[/size], Saudi Arabia, South Korea, Poland, Russia, Azerbaijan and many more.

The long list totals 130 new countries, which added to the 60 where it already operates, means Netflix covers nearly every nation on earth. The company has also added Arabic, Korean and Chinese to its language options, that’s despite Hastings admitting that they aren’t actually live in China – yet. He called Netflix a “truly global TV network.”
“Netflix intends to be in nearly every country by the end of 2016,” Consumer Technology Association president Gary Shapiro said as he introduced Hastings. And he wasn’t wrong. The expansion comes after yesterday’s announcement that the company will partner with DreamWorks to distribute new original content in additional markets (except China). Netflix will also collaborate with LG to bring 4K HDR content to markets in Asia, Europe and the Middle East this year.

In terms of content, the US based streaming media might begin streaming more African content as they recently featured October 1st by Nigerian film maker, Kunle Afolayan. This is definitely a great step towards improving the visibility of Nollywood to the rest of the world. As of October 2015, Netflix had 69.17 million subscribers globally, including more than 43 million in the United States of America.

As of 2015, Netflix is live in more than 70 million homes. Hastings touts that users clocked up 12 billion hours of streaming in Q4 of 2015 alone, up from 8.25 billion a year prior, seeing a total 42.5 billion hours for all of 2015. While Netflix is focused on being a content creator, rather than simply a provider, Hastings says he aims to continue investing in its core streaming technology. “One day we hope to get so good at suggestions that we show exactly the show you want for your mood,” he says, along with updates to improve picture quality and audio that will roll out throughout the year.

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The range of movies on Netflix appears very limited.

Wow. Good news. Time to stock up on 4K content. Would soon buy a brand new 4K HDTV to see what all the fuss is about.

Men familiar with a program abbreviated SS go enjoy netflix scatter .

9jacrip:

Bros, please where/how can I get works in the Ibadan History Series ? I mean those authored by the likes of JF Ade Ajayi, Saburi Biobaku, S.A Akintoye, E.A Ayandele etc

lakhadimar:
Bros, please where/how can I get works in the Ibadan History Series ? I mean those authored by the likes of JF Ade Ajayi, Saburi Biobaku, S.A Akintoye, E.A Ayandele etc

The works of sages.

You may have to go to the libraries at University of Ibadan and O.A.U sir.

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