December 9, 2004 6:12 AM PST
Amazon begins DVD rentals in Britain
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Look out, Netflix. Online retailer aims to be "the best place to rent DVDs--online or off."
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- I am renting my DVDs through Netflix. If Amazon uses the same model here as it does in England, Netflix has nothing to worry about. I am currently watching 22 volume, 95 episode Rurouni Ken shin series. With an Amazon service it will take me several month to watch the whole thing.
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