Netflix has announced it will be expanding its streaming service to Mexico, South and Central America and the Caribbea later this year.
The company will expand to 43 new countries with a staggered rollout.
Users in the new countries will be able to watch global and local TV shows in English, Spanish or Portuguese.
Just like in the U.S., the service will be viewable on computers, mobile devices and TVs.
Says the company via its official blog:
In 2010, Netflix expanded the streaming service to Canada, its first step to move internationally.
It is unclear what the service will be priced at in the new nations.
Users in the new countries will be able to watch global and local TV shows in English, Spanish or Portuguese.
Just like in the U.S., the service will be viewable on computers, mobile devices and TVs.
Says the company via its official blog:
Netflix members in the U.S. and Canada have really taken to watching instantly. We feel great about being able to offer the same combination of convenience, choice and value to people in Mexico, Central America, South America and the Caribbean.
In 2010, Netflix expanded the streaming service to Canada, its first step to move internationally.
It is unclear what the service will be priced at in the new nations.
