Bob Garfield, co-host of On The Media and author of The Chaos Scenario and the forthcoming Can't Buy Me Like: How Authentic Customer Connections Drive Superior Results discusses "House Of Cards", Netflix's first self-produced TV series, and what it might mean for the future of television on the internet.

If the cabinet nominees doing rhetorical battles with Congress don’t sate your appetite for politics, you can turn to imaginary rhetorical battles in Congress. House of Cards is a series starring Kevin Spacey as the House majority whip, Rep. Francis Underwood. The show reimagines ...

Last Friday, a thunderstorm in Virginia temporarily crippled part of Amazon’s ‘cloud’ computing service. After a series of back-ups failed, popular sites like Netflix, Pinterest, and Instagram were unavailable for several hours. Bob speaks with Nicholas Carr about the benefits and risks of cloud computing.

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Weeks after enraging customers by announcing a price hike, Netflix has subscribers up in arms again. Netflix is splitting into two different companies, the DVD mail-rental company announced Sunday. Netflix will now predominantly be a film streaming service, while their offshoot Qwikster will handle mail-delivered DVDs.

Sam Grobart, personal tech editor for the New York Times, talks about new pricing rates for Netflix streaming and DVD rentals, and takes listener calls on their strategies for media consumption.

With the United States Postal Service's proposal to stop Saturday deliveries, you may only be able to get your Netflix choices five days out of the week instead of six. Ethan Epstein, a blogger for Truth/Slant, and contributor to Slate magazine, shares how Netflix will be affected if Saturday deliveries become a thing of the past.