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NewsAdvisory group includes HD DVD, Blu-ray supporters
April 19, 2006 Companies representing warring disc technologies unite in effort to ensure smooth rollout of next generation of movie discs. -
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Where's the iTunes for movies?
July 6, 2005 Hollywood's love affair with the DVD has helped slow the growth of video-on-demand services. But changes are in the works. -
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Judge blocks sales of unlicensed DVD chips
July 26, 2004 The MPAA wins a court round against the spread of chips that helped DVD copying. -
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New copy-proof DVDs on the way?
February 15, 2005 Hackers broke through the antipiracy wrappers on DVDs years ago. Macrovision says it can now plug that hole--mostly. -
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Hollywood cracks down on DVD chipmakers
August 23, 2004 MPAA boosts enforcement on spread of hardware that might allow DVD copying. -
ReviewsCinemaNow
Reviewed on April 25, 2006 If price trumps image quality, consider renting or buying from CinemaNow. However, we prefer Movielink's larger catalog of new and classic films. -
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Imagining Hollywood's postdigital future
July 19, 2005 History doesn't need to repeat itself, and Prismiq CEO Ken Goldsholl says the studios can avoid getting "Napster-ized." But there's a catch. -
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All eyes on new DVDs' format war
July 11, 2005 The pictures are crystal-clear, but the real-life future of high-definition DVDs remains foggy. Photos: Next-gen DVDs take center stage DreamWorks sees loss, says SEC launches probe -
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A little Hollywood in NEC's lineup
June 7, 2005 Company says new plasma displays and projectors can squeeze HD quality out of non-HD sources such as cable and DVD. Photo: High-definition simulators -
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Taking on the DMCA
November 3, 2003 Hollywood says 321 Studios is a dangerous software pirate. CEO Rob Semaan begs to differ. This dispute may be headed for the Supreme Court. -
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New wrinkle in movie swapping
June 3, 2005 Anonymous programmers produce "RatDVD," new software that facilitates movie swaps with all the DVD extras intact. -
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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. -
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Panasonic plays DVD maker to push next-gen format
May 3, 2005 Temporary plan is meant to reassure Hollywood that the current format battle will be resolved and that Blu-ray is the future. -
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Hollywood allies sue DVD jukebox maker
December 7, 2004 Studios' technology group says the company's $27,000 home theater system is illegal. -
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Judge: DVD-copying software is illegal
February 20, 2004 A federal court says 321 Studios' software breaks copyright laws and that the company must stop selling the products. -
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Hollywood group drops DVD-copying case
January 23, 2004 A request by the DVD Copy Control Association to California courts marks the close of the last prominent legal battle over DeCSS code. -
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Will DVD acquittal mean tougher copyright laws?
December 24, 2003 The acquittal of a Norwegian programmer charged with breaking Hollywood's DVD encryption scheme could increase the entertainment industry's efforts to enact tougher global copyright laws. -
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DivX is ready for its sequel. Is Hollywood?
October 3, 2003 Tiny digital-media upstart DivXNetworks may yet see a Hollywood ending for its controversial video format, long associated with online piracy. But it must first beat out giants like Microsoft. -
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Studio bridges next-gen DVD divide
October 4, 2005 First moviemaker hedges its bets in format war. Will other studios follow suit? Photos: HD DVD and Blu-ray battle in Tokyo -
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Studios settle lawsuit on DVD-copying chips
April 14, 2005 Multimedia chipmaker ESS Technology agrees not to sell products to movie-copying device makers.
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