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Showing 1-19 of 19 results foundPixar goes to Hollywood
January 25, 2006 special coverage Disney's buyout of Pixar marks a new era of digital animation--and gives Steve Jobs new heft in Hollywood. Steve Jobs' rise to movie mogul Images: Pixar's progressFlash media comes to Verizon Wireless phones
October 25, 2006 A version of Flash is embedded in downloadable applications such as games, giving mobile users a richer graphical experience.Blurring the lines in 'A Scanner Darkly'
July 14, 2006 Animation technique usually reserved for life-like special effects gives Philip K. Dick adaptation drug-induced ardor. Images: The hazy world of 'Scanner'Reverse-engineering 'The Godfather' for gaming
March 6, 2006 Electronic Arts artists had to watch the old film over and over to capture characters' look and feel. Video: Trailer of 'Godfather,' the game Image: Progeny of 'Godfather'Computerized films grow up
August 7, 2003 CNET News.com's Michael Kanellos reports from this year's Siggraph show that advances in digital technology are rapidly changing Hollywood's approach to film animation.Utility's last snag: The price tag
September 15, 2003 Before utility computing can go mainstream, providers have to get to grips with a basic question: How should they calculate the charges?Visual-effects masters put the magic in ILM
January 25, 2007 Fresh off two Oscar nods, Industrial Light & Magic lifts the curtain on the technology that may earn it its first Academy Award in the category it pioneered.Photos: The ILM magicPhotos: In the ...Disney's own digital divide
February 12, 2004 The company's failure to capitalize on the digital revolution in entertainment is a key factor in the company's vulnerability to the hostile takeover bid by cable giant Comcast.New character from Chuck Jones gets Web premiere
August 17, 2000 Almost 50 years since legendary animator Chuck Jones unveiled his last Looney Tunes character, the Web will become the place where his newest creation will make its first howl.In search of scientific inspiration at TED
March 8, 2007 At the annual Technology, Entertainment and Design conference, Nobel prize winners, politicians, athletes and celebrities rub elbows in the name of science.HP, Linux snag DreamWorks deal
January 30, 2002 Linux has infiltrated the brains of the DreamWorks digital animation studios, with Hewlett-Packard machines displacing SGI workstations.The art and craft of digital design
August 3, 2006 At Siggraph, designers gather around tools for creating virtual images--and hear a real-world reminder.New JibJab joke hub goes for communal laughs
February 4, 2006 Part MySpace, part Comedy Central, JokeBox will give "This Land" cartoon creators a new online home.Entertaindom takes a stab at 'Scream 3'
February 18, 2000 Hoping to capitalize on the success of short online film parodies of "The Blair Witch Project," Time Warner's entertainment site buys the rights to a spoof of the new movie.The evolution of a dino-bot
December 17, 2007 Take a look behind the scenes at Ugobe, maker of a robot named Pleo. Could this dinosaur device win your heart?Photos: The birthplace of PleoA picture paints a thousand words in court
May 24, 2006 As tech invades the courtroom, attorney Eric J. Sinrod cautions that computer-generated animation may open a Pandora's Box.More than meets the eye in Microsoft plan
March 27, 2006 The software giant lays out a plan for new graphics software that will run on non-Windows systems and take on Adobe's Flash.Video, podcasts and blogs track Olympic Games
February 10, 2006 Coverage of Winter Games is evolving with all the Web's newest multimedia tools.At ILM, it's lights, camera, magic
January 26, 2007 S.F. company has Oscar hopes for its digital-effects mastery in Pirates of the Caribbean. Plus: Inside the Lucasfilms data center. Sponsored matches for "animation"
