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Warner Bros. Stuffs Movies Into iPad/iPhone Apps (Or, the Fanciest DRM Ever)
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Zediva: Streaming New Movies for Cheap Through a Sneaky Workaround
Movie studios are skittish about giving their new releases to bargain rental services like Netflix and Redbox, but that’s not a concern for streaming video startup Zediva. The service, which moves out...
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Zediva’s Fast Failure
On Wednesday, Jared wrote about Zediva, a new movie-streaming service that offers new releases for cheap–by streaming them onto the Internet from banks of DVD players, without the permission or...
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The Movie Studios Think Zediva is Illegal. Shocking!
Last month, Jared wrote about Zediva, an online movie rental service with an absurd technological approach: Its founders have banks of DVD players and stream individual DVDs across the net at $1 a...
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mSpot Movies Wants to Undercut Netflix
Netflix may be an unstoppable force in the streaming video business, but it’s not without weaknesses. The service’s selection of on-demand movies doesn’t compare to its mail-order DVD catalog, and if...
View ArticleYouTube to Go Hollywood?
Is YouTube about to make a major push into streaming Hollywood movies? I dunno, but it seems inevitable that Google will do so–sooner or later, one way or another.
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Google Music and Movies: Your Questions Answered
That little green robot must be struggling to catch his breath. In addition to unveiling two significant updates to its Android operating system on Tuesday — Android 3.1 and the next-generation Android...
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Zediva’s Streaming Video Loophole Closed By Judge
If you’ve been waiting for an invite to Zediva’s cut-rate streaming video service, it might be time to give up. A federal judge has granted a preliminary injunction against Zediva on grounds of...
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Want to See Starz on Netflix? You’ve Got Until February
So much for Starz movies on Netflix. Negotiations between the two companies have fallen through, and Starz has announced that it’ll stop providing movies for Netflix’s streaming catalog on February 28,...
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Salon’s Matt Zoller Seitz reports on yet another analog artifact that’s given way to a digital substitute: Movie cameras. Theaters, movies, moviegoing and other core components of what we once called...
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Warner Bros. Stuffs Movies Into iPad/iPhone Apps (Or, the Fanciest DRM Ever)
In a world of Netflix, Redbox and cheap iTunes rentals, Warner Bros. has hatched a new plan to entice you to purchase more movies. The studio is now selling movies as standalone iOS apps, starting with...
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Zediva: Streaming New Movies for Cheap Through a Sneaky Workaround
Movie studios are skittish about giving their new releases to bargain rental services like Netflix and Redbox, but that’s not a concern for streaming video startup Zediva. The service, which moves out...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Zediva’s Fast Failure
On Wednesday, Jared wrote about Zediva, a new movie-streaming service that offers new releases for cheap–by streaming them onto the Internet from banks of DVD players, without the permission or...
View ArticleClik here to view.
The Movie Studios Think Zediva is Illegal. Shocking!
Last month, Jared wrote about Zediva, an online movie rental service with an absurd technological approach: Its founders have banks of DVD players and stream individual DVDs across the net at $1 a...
View ArticleClik here to view.
mSpot Movies Wants to Undercut Netflix
Netflix may be an unstoppable force in the streaming video business, but it’s not without weaknesses. The service’s selection of on-demand movies doesn’t compare to its mail-order DVD catalog, and if...
View ArticleYouTube to Go Hollywood?
Is YouTube about to make a major push into streaming Hollywood movies? I dunno, but it seems inevitable that Google will do so–sooner or later, one way or another.
View ArticleClik here to view.
Google Music and Movies: Your Questions Answered
That little green robot must be struggling to catch his breath. In addition to unveiling two significant updates to its Android operating system on Tuesday — Android 3.1 and the next-generation Android...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Zediva’s Streaming Video Loophole Closed By Judge
If you’ve been waiting for an invite to Zediva’s cut-rate streaming video service, it might be time to give up. A federal judge has granted a preliminary injunction against Zediva on grounds of...
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Want to See Starz on Netflix? You’ve Got Until February
So much for Starz movies on Netflix. Negotiations between the two companies have fallen through, and Starz has announced that it’ll stop providing movies for Netflix’s streaming catalog on February 28,...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Warner Bros. Stuffs Movies Into iPad/iPhone Apps (Or, the Fanciest DRM Ever)
In a world of Netflix, Redbox and cheap iTunes rentals, Warner Bros. has hatched a new plan to entice you to purchase more movies. The studio is now selling movies as standalone iOS apps, starting with...
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