YouTube is well known and highly appreciate for cat/infant or cat plus infant combo videos, but less so for movie rentals. It's working on it, Google has been signing deals left and right to get more movies available in its rental program.Well, add movies that people would actually want to watch, you can only ha... |
23 November 2011
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Warner Brothers is expanding its experiment of renting movies on Facebook. It looks like the movie studio was pleased with the results of the initial test, in which it enabled users to watch the Dark Knight on Facebook for 30 credits, or at least they weren't so disappointing to discourage it from moving forward... |
28 March 2011
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A couple of weeks ago, YouTube announced that it would be testing movie rentals on the site. It would start with five Sundance Festival films which were available for streaming for 10 days. YouTube wanted to see if people were willing to pay to watch movies on the site and also how smooth would everything go. Depend... |
3 February 2010
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Netflix has built its business on online DVD rentals and, in just 12 years, has grown to be the biggest online movie rental service in the US. But, just as it replaced brick-and-mortar movie rental outlets, its business is also being slowly replaced by online streaming and downloads. The company knows this too as it ... |
3 August 2009
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Kaz Hirai, the guy who leads the videogame division of Sony, stated on Thursday that the movie renting service is going to be first available in North America, where the movie renting market is bigger, while Europe and Japan are set to also get the service at a later date. The concrete details regarding the actual wa... |
27 June 2008
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Germany-based video company DVD-D unveiled a new optical medium that is able to store data just like a regular DVD disk, except for the fact that data mysteriously disappears after 48 hours. The new single-use DVDs are already available on the French, Italian and Scandinavian markets, and are mostly used in movie ren... |
18 April 2008
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Blockbuster, movie rental giant, is taking a blow (and certainly not a bow) at Apple's digital media receiver, the Apple TV. The company is planning to introduce a set-top device similar to Apple's in the near future. It will compete with the Apple TV directly, as Movielink has developed a strong partnershi... |
14 April 2008
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For those looking forward to more updates every day, Apple has released iTunes 7.6.1., adding improved compatibility with Apple TV software version 2.0., aka Take 2, but also fixing a number of bugs. The company has notified its customers that they will also be offering a $0.99 movie rental every Thursday, while the ... |
22 February 2008
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