101 Facts About Netflix

greetings and mother factors I'm Sam and today I'm here to talk to you all about the magic of Netflix yes that's right the TV and film streaming service that's made willing slaves of us all clambering towards the screen desperate for our next fix of Kimmy Schmidt but how has Netflix made American slightly more British why on earth has Netflix released its own strains of marijuana and will Netflix ever stop asking me if I want to continue watching yes I will I don't care if it's 3 o'clock in the morning I have no life two out of three of those questions gonna be answered so gather round get comfy and prepared to Netflix and chill yeah as we dive into 101 facts about Netflix number one Netflix as an American entertainment company that is most well known for its online TV and film streaming service the name Netflix is a clever and witty fusion of the word net meaning the internet and flicks referring to movies see now you know why it's the perfect name for a TV and film streaming service on the Internet number 2 Netflix has been around for a lot longer than you think it was founded on 29th of August 1997 by mark Randolph and Reed Hastings in Scotts Valley California this makes Netflix older than Google which is you know makes perfect sense but also feels kind of weird huh number three there's a particular story about the creation of Netflix which claims that Reed Hastings thought of the idea after incurring a forty dollar fine for failing to return a copy of Apollo 13 to his local video store and realized that a flat monthly fee for a video rental service with unlimited rentals would be a much better model not that kind of model Clive Jesus turns out it didn't really happen Netflix co-founder Marc Randall preferred to this jeebies origin story as a lot of crap and then it was just a convenient way to explain Netflix is unique business model mr. Hastings how could you lie to us number four you may want to park a caboose for this one there go pop it down on the chair because this one's mental Netflix wasn't always going to be called Netflix a number of possible names are considered before settling on the obviously superior Netflix including replay direct picks now showing 'if licks cinema center and Luna after Randall's black labrador paw yep several bullets successfully dodged there I mean I for one can imagine direct picks and chill number 5 Netflix started with only 30 employees in 1998 but as of may 2017 Netflix now employs 4700 lucky lucky people number 6 from its founding in 1997 Netflix quickly grew in 2005 Netflix mailed out roughly 1 million DVDs a day yeah that's right that you should send things in the post like some kind of Harry Potter owl however this wasn't enough for the young sexy spunky ambitious new company because number 7 in 2007 Netflix decided to expand its business by introducing streaming media while retaining the DVD and blu-ray rental service this would like to become the Netflix we know and love and do things in the background too number 8 eventually Netflix expanded internationally in 2010 swimming was made available in Canada in Latin America and the Caribbean in 2011 and the United Kingdom and Ireland in 2012 since then Netflix has continued to expand like some sort of pillaging empire and has been available worldwide since 2016 number 9 the market with the highest growth is in Latin America in 2015 over 5 million people subscribe to Netflix in this region number Netflix a beaut its first original series house of cards in 2013 fast forward to 2016 balloon that's the sword noise never released an estimated 126 original series all films which is more than any other network or cable channel and is an increase of over 3000 percent over four years like my levels are masculinity when I hit puberty number 11 in April 2017 Netflix hits a symbolic milestone of 100 million subscribers I hope to get there too one day as of July 2017 Netflix had one hundred and three point nine five million subscribers worldwide fifty one point nine two million of which were in the United States number twelve the Netflix headquarters are located in Los Gatos California Los Gatos means the cats and Gary Dahl the inventor of the pet rock lived there for a while himself that's a comprehensive list of everything interesting about let's Gatos California I mean it's no Norwich number thirteen the company's revenue is estimated to be around six billion dollars resulting in roughly 1.75 billion dollars in profits Bunce number fourteen according to CNBC Netflix is worth seventy billion dollars do you have any chicken nuggets you could buy for 17 million that's like a lot number 15 Netflix is watch more than any other cable service in the United States not only that but Netflix also has more subscribers than the top six US cable companies combined number 16 the average user streams 87 minutes of video a day and Watchers number 17 79 percent of Netflix users use it at least once a week and 41 percent of Netflix subscribers use the service every single day I know for a fact I'd shoot at Craig David uses it on Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday but then he killed on something number 18 approximately half of Netflix users stream TV and films fire games consoles showing the shift of consoles from just being gaming devices with people screaming about how they're going to rut to your mother to more general entertainment centers number 19 Netflix is often thought as a young person's game but a quarter of all baby boomers also use Netflix that's the generation by the way not people who blow up babies they're generally quite bad but good for them they watch Netflix number 20 Netflix often releases an entire series of a show at once leading to a practice known as binge watching which involved watching several consecutive episodes of a series in one sitting around 60% of Netflix users binge watch shows at least once every few weeks when I recommend you do the same for what alone facts number 21 binge watching as the concept has been around as early as the 80s when networks would schedule marathons of a particular show but the term really came into its own with the arrival of an online platform that dumped entire seasons of a show at once our Netflix I wish I knew how to quit you binge watching has become such a cultural curiosity the Netflix hired cultural anthropologist grant McCracken to study spoilers within the concept of binge watching he found that big titles don't really suffer from the effects of spoilers saying you can know at the key scenes and still want to watch the show number 22 look what you made me do in 2015 a study from the University of Texas showed that respondents who claimed to binge watch shows on Netflix were more likely to suffer from depression however the sample group was relatively small at only 316 people additionally the University's definition of binge watching was so loose it included consecutively watching two episodes of a show at once which is not Brady binge watching maybe just Texans already sad number 23 Netflix started with only 935 DVDs available to be rented this wouldn't be so bad if 90s movies weren't also horrendously cheesy Oh Who am I kidding horrendously cheese is my favorite kind of movie you had me at hello number 24 Netflix has a total of roughly 13,500 titles in its worldwide library but due to differing licensing laws only a certain percentage of those are available in each country the library of titles available in the United States is unsurprisingly the largest with around 5,600 different TV shows and movies available by comparison us here in the UK have just over 2000 number 25 Netflix is available in over 200 streaming devices including gaming consoles Smart TVs tablets phones blu-ray players and fridges okay maybe not fridges but that'd be so cool cool bridges I don't even to do that that's people number 26 in 2011 Netflix decided to do something silly realizing that their rental by mail and streaming services were moving in different directions they announced they're splitting the company in to the streaming service would continue as Netflix and DVD rentals would be part of a separate company which they called Qwikster meaning that those who wanted to continue both services would need to pay for two accounts oh this decision was so poorly received that the proposal was cancelled a month later however that didn't stop Netflix from losing 800,000 subscribers Oh number 27 huh DVD rental service is only available in the United States with a little over 6 million people using the rental by mail option that's roughly 12% of American subscribers who are stuck in the old past number 28 on pepperi 25th 2007 Netflix delivered its billionth DVD to a customer in hello T's Texas Texas again to commemorate the occasion Netflix gave them a lifetime subscription damn you numerically symbolic billionth customer damn you da hell number 29 Netflix DVD inspectors examine and clean up up to 650 DVDs an hour that's around 5,200 DVDs a day this is likely hampered by all the annoying stuff that customers put in the return envelopes workers often find that written movie reviews complaints and photos of dogs and kids what have been sent back along with the DVD number 30 in 2014 netflix spent exactly zilch on marketing the DVD rental section of his business and yet 6 million people still use it impressive number 31 as you're probably aware Netflix is now a behemoth of home entertainment but at several points its Verity existence was in peril as is our own in the year 2000 futuristic Netflix approached blockbuster remember those guys and offered to be acquired by them for 50 million dollars in possibly the stupidest decision ever made Blockbuster declined Oh Netflix is now a thriving company and blockbuster well file for bankruptcy although a handful of stores still remain open mostly in the US state of Alaska due to their slow inexpensive Alaskan Wi-Fi number 32 during peak hours Netflix accounts for over a third of all downstream Internet traffic in the u.s. that's almost twice as much as YouTube fact videos voiced over by handsome men aren't the draw they used to be now it's incarcerated women and antropomorphic horses number 33 this is why the time at which you watch something on Netflix can affect its video quality with the worst times of day being the hours of 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. so start watching your favorite shows at 8 a.m. in the morning for maximum video quality baby oh yeah number 34 but that's not all after that flicks release the third season of house of cards the bandwidth required to run the site increase from 30% to a staggering 45% of the total Internet bandwidth in the United States number 35 remember how in fact 8 I said Netflix is available worldwide not 100% true there are four places on planet earth when you cannot access Netflix these are China where government regulation makes the launching the service difficult as well as North Korea Syria and Crimea they all rhyme which are excluded from watching the KOICA ventures of kimmy schmitt by US trade regulations and I think if there's one thing North Korea needs right now it's unbreakable kimmy schmitt there laughs don't it's a miracle number 36 however some Netflix content will be viewable in China Netflix managed to secure a deal will Baidu's online video platform a key a to make a number of its titles available in China number 37 if you were worried that the government is spying on you and using your browsing data for nefarious ends congratulations you have another thing to worry about because Netflix records everything as part of their effort to understand viewing habits so they can manipulate you into watching more and more of their titles Netflix records every time you pause a show how long you paused for and whether or not you continue to watch that episode after you paused it they then compare this data with other viewers and use it to improve their service number 38 for example Netflix put together the critically acclaimed house of cards after analyzing viewership data or data they found that a lot of people watch the films of David Fincher all the way through and a significant amount of these viewers also enjoyed the work of Kevin Spacey and regularly watched the original British version of house of cards using this information they put them all together to produce an American remake of the show starring Kevin Spacey and directed by David Fincher which ultimately became a huge hit number 39 they're nerdy analysis paid off house of cards were gone to become the first online only TV program to receive an Emmy nomination number for day in 2013 house of cards won outstanding directing for a drama making Netflix the proud owners of the first online only series to win an award at any Primetime Emmys number 41 in 2014 Robin Wright she played Claire underwood in house of cards won the Best Actress Golden Globe making her the very first actress to win a Golden Globe you guessed it for an online-only TV series the meaning of life Netflix now has at least 130 original shows so far to been nominated for an Academy Award and won one in 2016 with a documentary short named the white helmet in 2017 Netflix shows received 91 Emmy nominations second only to HBO with 111 number 43 in 1998 Netflix decided to offer a DVD of the footage of Bill Clinton's grand jury testimony regarding his involvement with Monica Lewinsky you know that thing however of the 1,000 people who for some reason ordered this interview several hundred of them somehow received a DVD full of Chinese pornography instead don't you hate it when their happens you know you're trying to watch testimony in court instead I was a lawyer number four Netflix claims that users will only spend two minutes browsing for a title before choosing one or getting bored and giving up on doing something else Wow we are hard to please number 45 Netflix also knows that many people claim to have watched fancy foreign films or intellectual documentaries but their data tells a different story that story is that these people are dirty liars in an interview with Wired vice president of product innovation Carlos Gomez who reap stated that a lot of people tell us they often watch foreign movies or documentaries but in practice that actually doesn't happen very much number 46 technically house of cards wasn't their first of written title in order to test frame rate and how their service dealt with different kinds of content Netflix produced and uploaded 11 minutes of test footage which involves people running out two pillars reciting Shakespeare and juggling a variety of different sized balls this bizarre accidental art how short is viewable if you have the US version Netflix all you need to do is search for example show you can also watch it on Goodhue tube number 47 apparently people who have children are statistically far more likely to have a Netflix subscription clearly childless people are far too busy going out drinking and having passionate experiments of sexual encounters the likes of which parents can only dream about but hey at least you've got gypsy to watch number 48 Netflix is content library takes up over 1 petabyte of data which is the equivalent to 1,024 terabytes or 1,048,576 gigabytes that's a lot of ones and zeros guys that's a lot of ones and zeros number 49 unsurprisingly the most-watched show on Netflix is Breaking Bad the story of a man who deals with the capricious nature of the American healthcare system by becoming a ruthless drug lord is apparently a compelling one it is the best TV show of all time number 50 in fact Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan credits Netflix with keeping the show on air saying that without it he didn't think the show would have lasted beyond the second season many shows are often cancelled if they are performing well episode 2 episode but releasing enticing cinema shot once gives it a chance to be seen and got a following before being unceremoniously slaughtered like a virgin but wait what what did I say that number 51 the most-watched Netflix original program it's orange is the new black the compelling tale of a middle-class white woman who was sent to prison for smuggling drunks during her homoerotic youth I mean yeah yes I could see what I was popular number 52 the creator of orange is the new black Jenji Kohan has said that she values the freedom the Netflix gives her saying that she would create a million Netflix shows if she could she praises the platform's like a bureaucracy and center ship so clearly pet flicks is doing something right number 53 orange is the new black is also netted Netflix with some unique distinctions who zoo a doober who plays who's an krazee-eyez Warren on the show is the only actor in history to win an Emmy Award in both comedy and drama categories for the same role in the same show number 54 not only is Netflix producing more and more original content it's producing more and more original content in-house with its own production arm Netflix Studios which is created a number of shows such as the ranch Chelsea and Drew Barrymore Santa Clarita diet number 55 in order to stay on the balls hunt whoops in order to stay on the ball Netflix monsters are the websites to decide what to purchase next one such website is BitTorrent people who are downloading content illegally may be doing so because they can't view a show legally in their own country which makes it a hell of a lot easier to determine what to get for Netflix in certain areas of the world number 56 as Netflix gets to know your viewing habits more acutely you may have noticed that it presents you with personalized Yama's in order to keep you interested what you might not know is that there are over 76 thousand of these micro zondra's created to satisfy even the most audio syncretic cinematic craving some of the most oddly specific of these categories include Mexican comedies on the night these Australian movies for ages zero to two and cool mustaches personally mine is just all Jennifer Lawrence movies all the time number 57 but Netflix did not stop there they once played April Fool's prank on their subscribers with even weirder super specific categories such as reality TV about people with no concept of reality category surreal ballets based on a William Shatner album and TV shows where defiantly crossed arms mean business it says a lot about these that they are only slightly weirder than the real ones number 58 speaking of April Fool's early in 2017 Netflix held another of them now famous April Fools pranks this one titled Netflix Live this involved having star of Bojack horseman Will Arnett spend 24 hours doing nothing but comment on a random series of events and activities art pure number 59 most entry level positions in Netflix are just working in their call centers have a starting pay of $18 per hour as well as a free subscription to Netflix snazzy number 6 a another huge benefit of working for Netflix is wait for it unlimited days off as long as the employees work doesn't suck their employees are within reason basically free to have as much time off as they want a spokesperson for Netflix says this is motivated by desire to treat people like adults basically their policy on holidays appears to be don't take the number 61 even with decent pay anomalous holidays not working is better than working am i right turns out Netflix agree and are willing to pay you to stay at home and watch a bum load of Netflix shows all you have to do is tag what you're watching with words from a pool of 1000 keywords which helps to improve the services video recommendations numero 62 in the United States where the company still runs its rental by mail service Netflix employees have sworn to secrecy regarding the location of their warehouses and the identity of networks delivery trucks which operate undercover not only do these warehouses store millions and millions of dollars worth of DVDs making them prime targets from scrupulous vagrants but netflix also noticed that when people found out their locations customers would often try to return DVDs by just dropping them off ador Oh humans are stupid number 63 the reason why Netflix uses rectangular envelope it's when mailing out their DVDs is purely down to cost efficiency Square and focus would no doubt fit around a DVD more snugly but the United States Postal Service charges more for them if Netflix were to use square envelopes this would cost them an extra two hundred twenty five million dollars per year yeah not worth it Nintendo 64 even so netflix spends 20 times more on postage than on bandwidth yikes number 65 in 2014 Netflix signed a four film deal with Adam Sandler's production company Happy Madison productions sadly himself was notably candid regarding his motivations saying that he agreed to the deal for one reason and one reason only because Netflix rhymes with wet chicks oh I can get on that with that that's ridicul number 66 despite producing films that critics despise Adam Sandler's movies rack up millions of views and make Netflix a lot of money Sanders first Netflix movie the ridiculous 6 set viewing records on Netflix having been watched more in 30 days than any other Netflix show and reached the top spot in every territory in which they operate number 67 in 2013 Netflix held its own slightly tongue-in-cheek award ceremony known as the flick seas it was a pretty light-hearted not very serious at all series of a war determined by votes from Netflix users themselves the categories were designed to honor how Netflix has changed the way people watch TV and film with categories such as best marathon TV show and best commute shortener sadly the flick scenes were not continued after 2013 number 68 in 2014 a glitch caused the summaries of different titles to be merged creating hilarious mash-up descriptions of shows that don't exist but totally shirt a Twitter account at summary bug was set up to record the best example for posterity my personal favorite reads as follows this appetizing documentary follows world renowned chef Ferran adrià as he planned him effects a new menu from the longer sperm bank donations number 16 Oh another Netflix glitch accidentally turned an unlikely horror movie monster into a gay icon when the babadook was incorrectly sorted into the LGBT movies category the gay community took this as a Sian ran with it almost immediately creating a series of popular internet memes claiming the babadook as a gay icon Yas Queen indeed although may the babadook is scary number 70 if you're under the age of 30 ie still young like me whoa you've more than likely come across the phrase Netflix and chill which was first used online in 2009 and began as a general innocuous term referring to exactly that watching Netflix and chilling out dude however Netflix and chill predictably evolved to mean come over and engage some sexual intercourse and could be seen as a synonym of the term booty call Netflix and chill quickly entered mainstream pop culture with songs being written about it and a number of products barring the phrase including condoms have been created number 71 Netflix also helps parents to trick their kids into going to bed early using fake New Year's countdowns and short one more before bed kids TV episodes to satiate energetic children and get their heads on pillows as soon as pass number 72 in 2009 Netflix held a competition with a 1 million dollar prize for anyone who could significantly improve their video recommendation system the team of nerds who won managed an 8 point for 3 percent improvement but after thinking it over Netflix has cited not to implement their work saying that bringing in the changes ultimately wouldn't be worth the engineering effort for ice-cold number 73 even worse after the competition was initiated and in the closet lesbian sued netflix and letting that the information they've released a contestant was insufficiently anonymous and that the data was used to identify her number 74 in 2016 the internet security firm Symantec released a report that found black-market Netflix passwords were being sold for us cheaply as 25 cents hackers would obtain the passwords through phishing scams then sell them for peanuts on the Deep Web but if you're into a goofball comedies and Michael Bay flicks but you keep getting recommendations for environmental documentaries and arty foreign drama never small chance of being ripped off by an unscrupulous snob so change your password regularly kiss number 75 according to the TV business website cord-cutting dot-com Netflix subscribers save 158 hours every year just by not being bothered by pesky commercials last time we stopped taking the BBC for granted methinks in the UK number 76 in 2015 Netflix users watched an incredible 40 2.5 billion hours of video that's just over 4.8 million years were just roughly how long ago our ancestors started walking on two legs yayyy bipedalism number 77 Netflix developed a tool called chaos monkey chaos monkey intentionally breaks things on their live sites which are they are then forced to resolve making their service more robust and resilient in the future the deliberate fail is that chaos monkey creates are usually too small for users to notice so whenever you're having problems with your Netflix you can rest comfortably in the knowledge that it's probably just an artificially engineered chaos monkey and where else can you relax about that number 78 when the Netflix Finance title Lillehammer premiered in Norway on NRK 1 it broke records with 998 thousand viewers which is roughly 1/5 of the country's population number 79 the uber quirky pseudo comedy Napoleon Dynamite has been cited by Netflix as the hardest film to correctly recommend based on your previous likes and dislikes people who should enjoy yubico quisiera comedy too often don't like it and I'm in that camp and people who have shown no interest in uber quirky pseudo comedies often love it number 80 netflix requires all of its content to be accompanied with optional subtitles this is because the National Association for the Deaf filed a class-action lawsuit against them in 2010 - listing car number 81 similarly disability rights advocates pointed out the Netflix has not provided the blind or those with visual impairments with audio descriptions for visual content which was especially insulting in the case of daredevil shower but a superhero who himself is blind in 2015 director of content operations Tracy Wright announced the Netflix would start working with studios to add audio descriptions to Netflix original content number 82 Netflix was heavily criticized for the way it presented the show thirteen reasons why which featured the suicide of a young girl sold psychologist Michael carr-gregg even went so far as to say pop star Selena Gomez an executive producer on the show had blood on her hands for the manner in which it dealt with the subject number 83 all the way back in 2006 CNN included Reed Hastings as well as Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer and founder of Facebook Mark Zuckerberg on their ten people who don't matter list they claimed that sites like movie Link had more momentum going into the future movie links shut down in 2008 after it was acquired by none other than drumroll please Blockbuster haha they could not have been more wrong good thing number 84 Ted saran dose chief content officer Oh Netflix hello if you're watching Ted I'd love to have a show once claimed that Canada's Internet is so bad at almost third world and that the amount Canadian to transfer internet access is almost a human rights violation for don't mince your words Ted tell us how you really feel number 85 funnily enough Netflix runs on Amazon Web Services it may seem strange that Amazon allows a competitor to use their infrastructure but I actually make a huge amount of money from their deal with Netflix and it doesn't really make sense for them to block customers in one area of the business because they're in competition with others we're all in this together guys as long as there's money rolling number 86 Netflix has managed to improve up sorry and proof I mean change American English by making it slightly more like a British English before Netflix arrived at the word Q was rarely used by Americans knows of whom simply said in line but when Britain Neil Hunt the company's then chief content officer used the term to refer to those subtitles a customer and after returning the current film ie your Netflix queue the word queue took off in America making the Colonials look just a touch more civilized number 87 okay prepare yourself to promote the show disjointed about an older woman who opens a cannabis dispensary Netflix created and is selling its own strains of weed in California the unique blends called the Netflix collection are named after eventual characters Netflix original shows examples include prickly muffin the title of an episode from Bojack horseman and poussey riots which is named after a popular character from orange is the new black blaze it yeah [Music] number 88 former chief talent officer Patti McCord was credited with creating a brutal reputation in Netflix for firing people who did not meet expectations ultimately however McCord herself was let go from the company number 89 back when DVD rental was a large part of Netflix the company wanted to observe firsthand how users interacted with the software Netflix called subscribers to ask if they would be okay with ejectives visiting their home to literally watch them watch Netflix weird upon agreeing to this bizarre corporate home invasion an executive would show up with coffee to document the customers behavior that's what I should try and Jennifer Lawrence our number 90 in 2015 Netflix revealed a prototype device they were developing called the switch which would allow you to turn off the house lights order a takeaway and sign at your cellphone or home phone all while streaming nitty number 91 in 2015 netflix started a partnership with Virgin America that made it possible to use their streaming service at 35,000 feet in the air number 92 in the years 2006 and 2007 Netflix organized a publicity tour featuring actors who also play in bands and who also happened to appear in the most popular movies on Netflix event are held in filming locations with performances by Kevin Costner Bruce Willis Kevin Bacon and Dennis Quaid if there's one way to make appearances from a list actors not fun it's having them perform with their bands number 93 as Netflix goes from strength to strength it has come under increasing pressure to provide music streaming and live sports however Netflix have confirmed they no plans to expand into these areas sadface number 94 Reed Hastings great-grandfather Alfred Lee Loomis set up a laboratory in New York that attracted scientific minds from all over the world to develop military technologies in fact Loomis himself helped to develop radar technology that the Allies used to successfully carry out the invasion Normandy so yeah thanks Reed Hastings granddad for producing Reed Hastings and thus Netflix and for saving us in World War two good job buddy number 95 apparently Reed Hastings is a big animal lover and has numerous pets in his home including five chickens four dogs and two Nigerian Dwarf goats which is the best kind of goat trust me number 96 Netflix does appear to be sucking the life out of cable TV like a horny vampire only 67 percent of Netflix users still pay for cable TV combined to 80 percent in 2014 and 88 percent in 2010 number 97 Netflix along with iTunes Hulu and Amazon all refused to stream the two hundred and two hundred first episode of South Park due to the depiction of the Prophet Muhammad as such there is no way to watch these episodes legally as South Park was also forced a partially since the episode on the DVD as well number 98 when Netflix threatened to move the production of the third season of house of cards out to Maryland the state of literature responded by threatening to use the power of the eminent domain in other words forcibly taking control to cease the production's assets the plan eventually fell apart not big fan to Frank Underwood then hey number 99 as part of an argument to increase funding for russian-made cinema Russian myths of a culture Vladimir medinsky stated explicitly the Netflix was part of a plot by the American government to influence world culture essentially suggesting that the CIA created Netflix in an attempt to weaken Russia sure it is Vladimir sure it is in 2011 Netflix even work with a number of companies to produce TV remotes featuring a Netflix button not a button that goes to a menu from which you can access Netflix a designated Netflix button bold number 100 and wah Netflix has also produced its own internet speed test tool simply named fast which is pitched being ad free as well as both streamlined and easy to use Thank You Netflix all the waste of time in the world and now I can go around doing that cheers but anyway Emboar time watch these videos they're very good I here [Music]

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Published: Wed Sep 06 2017