Walmart wants to compete with Netflix

A video streaming service back to the public of the interior United States is in the giant retailer's plans, according to sources close to the company. The service, still in the process of feasibility analysis, would be offered for a monthly price lower than that charged by competitors such as Netflix and Amazon. The development of the project is being done in partnership with Mark Greenberg, an Executive with passages by tv channels HBO, Showtime and Epix. If it is actually released, the new streaming can invest in content and, you know, has no connection with Vudu, digital service of renting and selling movies bought at Walmart in 2010, but whose performance has not been the best.