# Marc Randolph

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Netflix vs Blockbuster Revisited - Break the Wheel | 7

Netflix goes from being a streaming company to a movement in which consumers all over the world decide what to watch, and when and how they watch. The future that Reed Hastings and Marc Randolph envisioned two decades earlier has arrived. The unfettered reign of cable television has ended.In 2019, …

Netflix vs Blockbuster Revisited - Sudden Death | 1

The way we watch is changing so rapidly that we’ve decided to revisit our very first and most popular Business War: Netflix versus Blockbuster. We’re re-airing an expanded eight-part series following Netflix’s battles against HBO and today’s new entrants into the Streaming Wars.It all started aroun…

Netflix vs Blockbuster - The Way We Watch | 7

Netflix goes from being a streaming company to a movement in which consumers all over the world decide what show to watch -- and when and how they watch them. The future that Reed Hastings and Marc Randolph envisioned two decades earlier has arrived. The unfettered reign of cable television has end…

Netflix vs Blockbuster - Sudden Death | 1

This is Episode 1 of an 8-part series on the brutal business battle between Netflix and Blockbuster, and later HBO.It all started around 1997, with a guy named Marc Randolph and his mathematician friend Reed Hastings. Randolph and Hastings knew they’d have to take on Blockbuster, but what they didn…

Marc Randolph: ON Co-Founding Netflix & Staying Happily Married for Over 30 Years

On this episode of On Purpose, I sat down with Marc Randolph. Marc is a Silicon Valley entrepreneur, investor and mentor. Marc was co-founder of Netflix, and CEO until his retirement from the company in 2003. Marc shares how to get started if you feel stuck, and why even the best ideas don’t r…

#36 How Netflix Went From Idea to Reality (Part 2)

What I learned from That Will Never Work by Marc Randolph Six months before launch, Netflix was still far from the company we know today. The team was figuring out what kind of company they wanted to build, how they would work together, and even what they should call it. Before Netflix became Netfl…

Silence Isn't a No: The Audacity To Ask For What You Want | Kira Matthews

There are only two things you need to get what you want: know what you want, and have the audacity to ask. Kira Matthews explains why the second one is so hard, and how to do it anyway. (Click here for Katie Farrell's Free Guide) This one comes straight from the stage at Fashion Marketing Live, and…

Ep 46. A Fair Go? Dan Rosewarne on Labour's Plan for NZ's 530,000 Small Businesses

Part of Better SMB's Election 2026 series — sitting down with each major party's small business spokesperson ahead of 7 November. Before two decades in the NZ Army and now Parliament, Dan Rosewarne struggled at school and found his path through vocational training. He walks David and Rob through La…

Ep. 221 Lon White - He Measured Risk for 25 Years

Lon White built a career on knowing exactly how things go wrong. For 25 years he was the person companies called in a crisis, running pandemic response, threat assessments, and high risk executive travel. He even ran his own consulting firm. But a career spent measuring risk kept him from the big s…

The Last Blockbuster

In 2000, Blockbuster laughed Netflix out of the room.  In the sixth episode of PiXL Pearls Series 10, Rachel Johnson (PiXL CEO) takes on the story most people think they know and complicates it. The Netflix origin story is neater in the retelling than it ever was in reality. The late fee, the flas…