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Competition for Netflix gets serious as Verizon enters ring
Verizon is reportedly planning to launch its own digital streaming service.
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Movie theater chains ready to fight against premium video-on-demand offerings
We have no idea yet whether the decision by a group of film studios to test offering new movies on demand for $30 per pop a mere few weeks after they are released will be a hit, but it is...
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Movie studios rolling out premium video on demand titles for $30 starting next month
Movie studios have been mulling over the idea of releasing "new" movies via video on demand for a premium fee, but now it looks like they're finally ready to test this concept out. According to...
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Hey Amazon, please bring your video service to Android too
Amazon rolled out their slick Cloud Drive solution for Android devices today and I think it is time that they provided support for video content as well.
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Verizon FiOS Flex View delivers video on demand for up to five devices
Verizon is taking another step toward video content being made available anytime anywhere with its new FiOS Flex View offering. The feature lets you rent or purchase an on-demand offering and...
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Time Warner CEO: New movies to your living room for $50 by mid-2011
Movie studios have been vague about their plans to offer new films in homes via video on demand, but Time Warner CEO Jeff Bewkes has recently detailed his company's vision for the service. Bewkes...
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The Internet belongs to Netflix
What's program is the single largest consumer of Internet bandwidth today in the U.S.? Believe it or not, it's Netflix.
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Comcast: TV Everywhere out of beta next month; Cord cutting a myth
Comcast CFO Mike Angelakis said that the company will soon be on the offensive for online video and said that so-called cord cutting---consumers that give up cable TV for the Internet---remains rare.
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Comcast CEO Brian Roberts gives Netflix its due
Comcast CEO Brian Roberts has a healthy respect for Netflix and said the cable giant has to get better to thwart the threat to its video on demand offerings.
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Mitsubishi's LaserVue technology returns in a 75-inch 3D HDTV for $6,000
Mitsubishi just won't give up on rear-projection HDTVs, which may not be as svelte and sexy as flat panels, but offer much bigger screen sizes for less money. Its perseverance is tied in part to...
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Obama's Supreme Court nominee might make the RIAA and MPAA see red
Where does the new Supreme Court nominee stand on issues of importance to techies? You just might be surprised.
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MIPS to debut Android-based netbook and set-top boxes
CES 2010: MIPS Technology will be exhibiting its catalog of Android-based devices, further proving that Google's OS is developing a strong presence among many different types of gadgets.
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New Roku XR will add 802.11n Wi-Fi upgrade to cheap media streamer
It may not be the ultimate media streaming solution, but for $99.99 the Roku Digital Video Player already does quite a bit, including offering Netflix and Amazon Video On Demand and Major League...
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Panasonic adds 58-inch, 65-inch plasma HDTVs to Viera V10 series
With plasma prices plunging, the amount you used to spend on an upper-tier 50-inch set can now net you an even larger model. Panasonic has already added the 54-inch size to its 2009 lineup, and...
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WSJ: YouTube and movie studios in talks over streaming rentals
Google-owned YouTube is in discussions with major motion picture studios, including LionsGate Entertainment, Sony and Warner Bros., to allow consumers to rent and stream movies for a fee,...
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Netflix's streaming-video service comes to Sony's networked Bravia HDTVs
I mentioned yesterday that Sharp's network-TV platform, Aquos Net, wasn't robust in comparison to the offerings Vizio's connected sets will soon have. Sony’s Bravia Internet Video platform also...
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BT gives Phorm the boot
After running consumer trials of Phorm's Webwise user-tracking system - and facing strident objections from consumers and the European Union - British Telecom has opted to give Phorm the boot, the...
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Amazon finally adds HD titles to its Video On Demand service
After letting Netflix have the jump on offering high-def titles as part of its video-streaming service for subscribers—on home video players as well as PCs—Amazon has finally rolled out...
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Panasonic's 2009 Blu-ray line features something old (VCR) and something new (streaming video)
Panasonic is covering all of its bases with its new Blu-ray player lineup, everything from a model that includes a built-in VCR for those still semi-caught in the past to one that looks toward...
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Sony adds more networked Bravias to its 2009 HDTV lineup
This year is shaping up to be the one where TV makers have decided they need to bring the Internet to their sets, in most cases in the form of widgets that display streaming information while...
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