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Will You Share What You Watch? Mar 21, 2012

Right now, Netflix is legally prohibited from sharing U.S. subscribers’ viewing history on Facebook, but the company would like to be able to do so.  Whether users want to be able to do this is another question.  The above statistics are taken from survey research on this question done by Citi Investment Research and Analysis.  Peter Kafka has the story, including more about the study.

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