Bloomberg: Netflix plans more alliances with Japanese content providers to lure users as the world’s biggest subscription online video service debuts in the country later this year. The new tie ups would help the company offer more films, drama programs, documentaries and comedy, said Greg Peters, president of Netflix Japan. The company said its Japan service would start in autumn, featuring content from a tie-up with Fuji Media Holdings. “Japan is the country where consumers recognize value and they pay quite bit for value.”