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Showing 1-13 of 13 results foundSony to offer film on Internet TV, then DVD
November 10, 2009 Sony, the only movie studio tied to a top hardware maker, is in a unique position to try selling movies directly to consumers through television sets. (From The New York Times)DivX pops in IPO
September 23, 2006 Digital compression company sees 17 percent increase in share price on opening day.Movielink to allow movies transferred to DVDs
July 17, 2006 Company licenses digital rights management software that will allow downloaded movies burned to DVDs.DivX set to go public next week
September 15, 2006 San Diego video compression company, which has posted profits, sets share price for public offering at $12 to $14.Slow start forecast for digital films
July 27, 2005 Hollywood finally agrees on tech standards to replace film in theaters, but cautions full digital future remains years away.Legal DVD downloads to hit U.S. shores?
January 31, 2006 Amazon, CinemaNow and others may soon be able to sell digital versions of movies online.Intel, studio form movie download venture
July 6, 2005 Actor Morgan Freeman, chipmaker seek to break Hollywood traditions by selling movies online while they're still in theaters.Intel-Apple coupling could woo Hollywood
June 5, 2005 Apple's hip and Intel's square. But the high-powered pairing could set the stage for a big-picture ending.What video iPod revolution?
November 15, 2005 Mashboxx founder Wayne Rosso says the studios know they need to revamp their business model--but they're not going to rush things.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.Warner Bros. strikes deal with video-sharing site
June 27, 2006 Guba is first among video-sharing sites to offer feature films and TV shows via download.Bringing movie magic to Net marketing
July 25, 2005 Studios are adopting technology that turns online promotions into a DVD-like experience.Hollywood seeks iTunes for film
March 31, 2005 Sony Pictures, other media giants mull "anti-Napster" for movies and the future of advertising at Digital Hollywood conference.
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