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ReviewsApple TV (40GB)
Reviewed on March 22, 2007 With its enhanced iTunes video offerings, PC-free operation, and a lower price tag, the updated Apple TV is a compelling Internet-enabled entertainment device for the living room. -
ReviewsApple TV (160GB)
Reviewed on March 22, 2007 With its enhanced iTunes video offerings, PC-free operation, and a lower price tag, the updated Apple TV is a compelling Internet-enabled entertainment device for the living room. -
NewsDolby stakes its claim in 3D movie tech
October 8, 2007 Real D has pioneered 3D movie projection technology, but Dolby Laboratories will mount a major challenge beginning in November. How soon before all movies are 3D?Photos: The tech behind 3D movies -
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Comcast to acquire movie tickets site Fandango
April 11, 2007 Cable operator plans to build a new entertainment site called Fancast.com, coming this summer. -
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AOL to bring movies, TV downloads to Viiv PCs
September 17, 2006 Deal to let owners of PCs running the Intel-designed entertainment platform download studio-produced videos. -
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Disney video-on-demand service halted
April 28, 2005 Company temporarily puts MovieBeam on hold while it seeks upgrades, new partners. -
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Studios to OK copying movie downloads to disc
August 10, 2006 People who download movies off the Web will soon be able to copy them to specially made DVDs. -
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More movies on the way for PSP
March 4, 2005 Lions Gate will release films for the handheld game player, making it the first third-party studio to support Sony's new UMD media format. -
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iFilm turns site into movie portal
June 14, 2001 Online entertainment company iFilm is expanding its business to become a one-stop shop for online and offline movies. The Hollywood-based company said its new directory and revamped site includes 15,000 shorts and 2,500 full-length films that people can view at various Web sites. The directory divides movies into genres and themes. Through each channel, film fans can watch shorts and movies, find movie information, and view a comparison shopping guide for DVDs or videos. David Card, an analyst at Jupiter Media Metrix, said that although iFilm is offering services people are likely to want online, the company is entering a market filled with established sites such as eOnline, Ticketmaster and Moviefone. iFilm is "going to have to fire on all cylinders, and they're going to have to do it in a cost-effective fashion--and those are tough challenges," he said. -
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Movie support grows for PSP
March 16, 2005 Disney plans to release movies formatted for Sony's PlayStation Portable handheld gadget. Photos: I'm too sexy for my PSP -
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More movies coming for PSP
February 11, 2005 Sony announces four more movies that will be available on the portable game player's new media format. -
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Apple aiming for TV breakthrough
March 12, 2007 Tech companies haven't had much success in the living room. Can the iPod maker do any better with its Apple TV? -
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New methods eyed for buying movies
March 14, 2005 Everyone's got used DVDs. A start-up is offering a new way to sell them. But other companies are getting rid of the disk entirely. -
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Guba inks film deal with Sony Pictures
July 11, 2006 Sony is the second major studio in less than a month to make movies available for download on the video-sharing site. -
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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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Hollywood recasts its download allies
July 12, 2006 Companies such as Guba and BitTorrent continue to cut deals to distribute movies over the Web. -
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Apple taking iTunes to the movies?
September 11, 2006 The Apple universe is thinking about movies after last week's invitation promising, "It's Showtime." Mac Views: What should Apple deliver? -
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The mind reels, along with the movies
April 11, 1996 A Hollywood studio and a software company have literally put their heads together to come up with the perfect solution for moviegoers who insist on happy endings--regardless of what the director had in mind. -
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State bill could cripple P2P
January 19, 2005 California proposal would impose jail time for file-swapping developers who allow copyrighted music, movie trades.
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