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    Netflix to Launch S. America Streaming Service

    Wed, 05/04/2011 - 12:33 EDT - Seeking Alpha
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    Dan Rayburn submits: Netflix's domination is about to truly go global. While Netflix (NFLX) has been saying that they will expand internationally in 2011, the company has yet to release any info about which location they plan to target next. While I don't have all the details or know all the specifics, it looks like South America is the next territory that Netflix will launch their streaming based subscription service. In order for Netflix to expand their business and keep up their current rate of growth, the company needs to enter countries that have a large population capable of getting a 2-3Mbps video stream. While not every country in South America fits that bill, many do, and they have huge populations with large Internet penetration rates:

    • Argentina: As of March 2010 the country had a 64% Internet penetration rate with 26.6M users with an average broadband speed of 3.33Mbps.
    • Brazil: As of Dec.

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