Netflix will end its DVD-by-mail service : NPR
Netflix is quitting the rental biz, but lots of places still rent DVDs | TechHive
Netflix ending DVD-by-mail service on September 29th
Netflix renames DVD-by-mail service, adds video games | CNN Business
Netflix's DVD rental by mail service generated $212 million in revenue last year | TechSpot
Blockbuster and Netflix DVD slips by mail : r/nostalgia
Tech-media-tainment: Netflix DVD business needs to be preserved
Netflix kills plan to split off DVD rentals
NETFLIX logo on red envelope used for returning a rented DVD by mail with sleeve barcode visible at upper left Stock Photo - Alamy
A living museum': what it's like using Netflix's DVD-by-mail in 2022 | Netflix | The Guardian
Tech-media-tainment: Netflix getting less transparent about DVD-by-mail business
Tech-media-tainment: Netflix DVD-by-mail service still kicking
DVD-by-mail - Wikipedia
Netflix is killing its DVDs-by-mail service
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Netflix's DVD.com is the perfect virtual video store - Vox
Why Are 2 Million People Still Getting Netflix DVDs by Mail? | WIRED
Why Are 2 Million People Still Getting Netflix DVDs by Mail? | WIRED
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Netflix's DVD.com is the perfect virtual video store - Vox
Netflix to bring down the curtain on its DVD-by-mail service
Netflix is killing its DVD-by-mail service after more than 25 years
Netflix adds games to DVD-by-mail service - GameSpot
Netflix to delay delivery of some new releases
NewsNation on Twitter: "Netflix announced its DVD-by-mail rental service will end Sept. 29 after 25 years. The company's original concept made it a trailblazer in the video streaming industry, where it has
Netflix shutting down its DVD-by-mail business after 25 years
Netflix to bring down the curtain on its DVD-by-mail service - YouTube
Netflix is sending its DVD-by-mail business to the Blockbuster graveyard - MarketWatch
