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NewsHollywood's copyright enforcer
August 27, 2007 Dean Garfield helped lead the fights against music sites Grokster and Kazaa. Now he's battling pirates from the movie studios' ramparts. -
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. -
ReviewsThe Movies: Stunts & Effects (PC)
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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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CinemaNow debuts download-to-own movies
January 15, 2004 The online movie rental company tests new waters by launching a service that lets people buy permanent downloads of Hollywood films for a PC. -
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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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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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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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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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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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Apple videos hint at film ambitions
July 18, 2005 iTunes is already bulking up with music videos. Is a movie store and movie device in the works? -
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Tech, Hollywood heavyweights create content coalition
July 13, 2004 IBM, Intel, Disney and others will work on rules for ensuring the security of content in home networks. -
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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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Studios mine P2P logs to sue swappers
August 25, 2005 New Hollywood lawsuits use information collected by peer-to-peer sites to target file traders. -
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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's new director
October 18, 2004 Dan Glickman, the new chief of the Motion Picture Association of America, says he wants to mend the rift with Silicon Valley. -
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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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Court: Hollywood gets P2P giant's server logs
February 11, 2005 Judge shuts down LokiTorrent, as the MPAA launches a new round of suits against film swappers. -
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Roadblocks, new ideas in video-on-demand biz
October 21, 2005 Netflix puts its film download plan on hold, while Comcast tries new ideas to woo Hollywood to on-demand viewing.
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