    As has been the case for years, Netflix's revamped TV menu
will continue to highlight entertainment that the company's
automated recommendation system picks based on each subscriber's
viewing preferences.   “This is the biggest change to the
Netflix experience on televisions in our history,” said Neil
Hunt, Netflix's chief product officer.  Netflix's move marks
another step in the company's push to make its online streaming
service as compelling as any of the channels on cable and
satellite systems. Unlike those channels, which are bundled in
subscription packages, Los Gatos-based Netflix pipes its service
through high-speed Internet connections and sells it as a stand-
alone option for $8 month.  The company's alternative approach
is increasingly popular, helping Netflix attract 31 million U.S.
subscribers — an audience that just surpassed that of HBO's
older pay-TV channel. HBO, owned by Time Warner still has a far
larger global audience, with 114 million worldwide subscribers
compared to 40 million for