Netflix's streaming service, introduced in 2007 partly to compete with Blockbuster's Total Access plan, has seen significant price increases since its inception. Initially, a $16.99 monthly plan included three DVD rentals and 18 hours of streaming, with limited features like PC-only streaming and lower video quality. By 2008, unlimited streaming was offered with certain DVD plans, and in 2011, Netflix split its DVD and streaming services into separate subscriptions, effectively raising prices for users who wanted both. AI
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