Paramount to rent movies via YouTube, Google Plus
What happened to that copyright fight between Paramount-parent company Viacom and Google? Paramount will give YouTube access to 500 titles
April 4, 2012
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What happened to that copyright fight between Paramount-parent company Viacom and Google? Paramount will give YouTube access to 500 titles
What happened to that copyright fight between Paramount-parent company Viacom and Google? Paramount will give YouTube access to 500 titles.
What happened to that copyright fight between Paramount-parent company Viacom and Google?
According to a new report, the next Xbox will come with a Blu-ray drive, built-in Kinect functionality and two AMD graphics chips.
Today’s movies have tremendous dynamic range and that’s great, but should there also be a compressed audio option on Blu-ray soundtracks?
The long-awaited ‘Lawrence of Arabia’ Blu-ray is due to launch fairly soon overseas but there’s no word on a U.S. release date. (Credit: Sony Pictures) A couple of years ago we had 40 movies on this list.
Google is in talks with film studios to begin selling movies through Google Play, the search giant’s recently redesigned hub for exploring and buying apps, movies, books and music, a new report indicates.
The move makes it easier for mobile visitors to Yahoo Movies to buy tickets.
Yahoo’s deal with Fandango is another example of the one-time search giant’s shift in focus toward digital media.
The dramatic improvement in resolution in the screen of the new iPad doesn’t translate to significantly better-looking videos from iTunes, Netflix, or YouTube. Originally posted at iPad Atlas