Amazon on Wednesday announced a new licensing agreement with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer that will see hundreds of classic movies and TV shows added to the company’s Prime Instant Video catalog. The service, which is available for $79 per year and offers customers free two-day shipping, is now home to more than 18,000 instantly streamed movies and TV episodes.
WWE has reached deep into its faults to deliver content never seen digitally, including rare matches and movies. “No Holds Barred” is getting its first ever DVD release on July 3, 2012, as a new generation of fans can enjoy the film that pits Hulk Hogan against the dominant Zeus in a fictional world of pro wrestling.
This week’s DVD selections range from stories of trapped whales to talking dogs.
The San Diego Comic-Con documentary, from director Morgan Spurlock, will come to DVD in July.
The companies sign a deal that will further pad the retail giant’s streaming content. Is Netflix scared yet?
Amazon said it entered a licensing agreement with MGM Studios to add more than 18,000 movies and television episodes through 2012 to its Prime Instant Video segment.
Roku CEO Anthony Wood doesn’t think Blu-ray is going to be around much longer. He predicted At the TV of Tomorrow show in San Francisco that no one would be using Blu-ray players in four years. Instead, …
Also, there were worse-than-expected layoffs at The Times-Picayune and three Alabama newspapers, and The Huffington Post introduces a digital magazine named, of course, Huffington.
BEIJING, June 13, 2012 /PRNewswire-Asia/ — 4Videosoft, an innovative software provider of DVD/video converters, iPad/iPhone/iPod transfer software, PDF software and system utilities for both Windows and …
“Footloose,” “Mission: Impossible 3,” and “The Godfather,” are just a few of the movies released by Paramount. Its new app lets users stream these and more on their Xbox 360 gaming console.