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It is at the moment. However, they'll charge a one off fee if it ever leaves beta (and doesn't get shut down by the powers that be first).

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The article contained in this link below was on the BBC wesbite the other day.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-35320436

What a shame that is. Personally can't see what Netflix would have to gain at all by doing that. Obviously Netflix is having its arm twisted by the faceless grey-suited money types to do something about people getting around the location lock. Also, surely, Europe must have a freedom of media rights and a unified system. Austria having more content than France for instance, is flying in the face of what the European project is all about.




I certainly didn't see anyhting that popular on Netlix during my month's free trial. It was all stuff I'd seeen before or not watched because I chose not to years ago.