The men visiting Logos were Reed Hastings and Marc Randolph, who together created the company that has changed not only how millions around the world watch movies and TV, but which is also now challenging the hegemony of Hollywood in how entertainment is produced. Instead, she was slipped into a self-addressed stamped greeting-card envelope (sans jewel case), escorted to the Santa Cruz main post office, and put into the mail.įrom that otherwise banal moment on an otherwise ordinary day came a revolution that has turned the movie and television industries upside down. Patsy did not go into a CD player that day. In fact, any CD-Tiny Tim, Twisted Sister, whatever-would have sufficed. Neither was particularly jonesing to hear Patsy’s famously plaintive contralto. On a summer day in Santa Cruz in 1997, two guys came out of Logos Books & Records on Pacific Avenue, one of them carrying a newly purchased used CD of Patsy Cline’s greatest hits.
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