Netflix is trying out free samples of its programming as a way to get new subscribers. The company quietly launched a site that streams some of its original content, like Stranger Things and the Adam Sandler movie Murder Mystery, for anyone—including those who are not subscribers. The site has apparently been up for some time, although it was first noticed over the weekend by Indian tech news...
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