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Broadcast » From Netflix to Amazon, traditional networks are seeing challenges for viewers’ time.

By BRIAN STELTER

| The New York Times

First Published Mar 10 2013 12:11 am • Last Updated Mar 10 2013 04:23 pm

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New players and their offerings

Netflix » Political thriller “House of Cards,” horror series “Hemlock Grove”

Amazon.com » Pilots for six comedies and five children’s shows

DirecTV » Thriller “Rogue”

YouTube » Hired outside producers to start TV channels for its original content

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