'House of Cards' keeps 86 percent of Netflix users online
Credit: Image via ABC  In the not-so-distant past, Netflix had
its users running for the hills after the company hiked prices
and split its DVD and streaming services. Since then, the
company has seemingly stabilized and expanded its streaming
services to a plethora of television-ready devices. Regardless,
with the rise of services like HBO Go, it isn't too far-fetched
to predict the company taking a slow dive.  At least, that is
before exclusive content began popping up. First, beloved cult
comedy Arrested Development announced 15 new episodes
exclusively on Netflix. Then the company released its own series
House of Cards, which has proven to be a hit.  In fact, a survey
by Cowen and Co. found that 86 percent of Netflix users claim
they are less likely to cancel their subscriptions because of
the series. An overwhelming majority also said they'd cancel
their subscriptions if the price of streaming ($7.99/month)
rises again.  As streamed shows gain mo