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Netflix: Price Increase Just 'a Latte or Two'

Netflix Raising Prices
Responding to apparent customer backlash over yesterday's price increases, an indifferent Netflix brushed off concerns, comparing the increases to the prices of day-to-day items.
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Netflix price rise draws user ire, investor glee

Netflix Inc's hefty price increase provoked an unprecedented outpouring of outrage on the Internet, but Wall Street cautiously welcomed the move, sending its shares up nearly 3 percent on Wednesday.
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