[thechat] Netflix?

[High Pressure]

It's common practice to charge more for an identical version of a
product when it is used by a business, and especially when it's used
to generate revenue. Some examples: "business" DSL and pnone service,
hotels, airline seats, magazine subscriptions, etc. Some of these may
actually be of better quality, but the profit margin is also much
higher.

On Tue, 22 Jun 2004 20:14:54 +0100, Kevin Stevens <kjs at ratking.co.uk> wrote:
> 
> > Rental copies cost more than retail copies - something that's gone way
> back
> > in the heyday of video cassette rental.
> 
> I have never understood this. With rental videos they were made of a higher
> quality tape for repeated viewings, but is it possible to make a higher
> quality DVD?
>