Multiple Choice
While the size of the tail in the long tail phenomenon is disputable, one fact that is critical to remain above this debate is that:
A) traditional brick and mortar retailers offer selections that cannot be rivaled by Internet pure-plays.
B) energy costs and worker wages drive up the costs of running stores like Netflix.
C) selection attracts customers, and the Internet allows large-selection inventory efficiencies that offline firms can't match.
D) the turnover rate of obscure titles in traditional video rental stores is only slightly higher than those for Internet pure-plays.
E) the cost of store maintenance and real estate makes stores such as Netflix unattractive.
Correct Answer:

Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q56: How does Netflix use collaborative filtering software
Q57: Some 75 to 80 percent of what
Q58: Why is bargaining power shifting to content
Q59: The Netflix customer experience was always weaker
Q60: Netflix is said to have accounted for
Q62: If fast-lane access or bandwidth caps become
Q63: By shifting to a streaming model, Netflix
Q64: An internal team at Netflix developed a
Q65: Cinematch develops a map of user ratings
Q66: How does Netflix leverage its data asset,