When Marc Randolph co-founded Netflix in 1997, hardly anyone owned a DVD player. In his new book, "That Will Never Work", he explains how the original idea of renting movies through the mail led to the current $134B entertainment streaming powerhouse. He shares the story of how they targeted Blockbuster and his rules for success.
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When Marc Randolph co-founded Netflix in 1997, hardly anyone owned a DVD player. In his new book, "That Will Never Work", he explains how the original idea of renting movies through the mail led to the current $134B entertainment streaming powerhouse. He shares the story of how they targeted Blockbuster and his rules for success.
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