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Sony buys out Ericsson
by
John Moe
Oct 27, 2011
You know all those Sony-Ericsson handset phones that have been kicking around for a while? Forget Ericsson. Sony paid 1.05 billion Euros (that's a...
UltraViolet codes for sale on eBay
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John Moe
Oct 26, 2011
Remember a couple weeks ago when we told you about UltraViolet? It's the new way a bunch of Hollywood studios are trying to market movies. You get...
Netflix not doing all that badly
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John Moe
Oct 25, 2011
Fine, I'll be the one to go against the grain. I'll never claim to understand the stock market but I think all this talk of Netflix being doomed...
Get blacklisted
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Marc Sanchez
Oct 13, 2011
Until today, the Black List was the name of a yearly email sent out by Franklin Leonard, who culled through piles of new movie scripts and sent out...
Pedal your way to the movies
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John Moe
Oct 6, 2011
Magnificent Revolution is a London-based environmental group that wants to "help people understand their energy use." And one way to get its...
Netflix gets rights to Dreamworks animation
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John Moe
Sep 26, 2011
The deal doesn't kick in until 2013, though. So, you know, take this as you will. Here are three options on how to take it:...
Sony and Disney films being pulled from Netflix in 2012
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John Moe
Sep 2, 2011
Starz Entertainment is the pay-TV/online distributor for many Sony and Disney films. Sony has a contract clause with Starz that lets it ask for...
For public good, not for profit.
Kung Fu Pandas are the first DreamWorks films to be online in China
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John Moe
Aug 31, 2011
DreamWorks Animation struck a deal with Chinese Internet-video company Youku.com to distribute Kung Fu Pandas 1&2. Most Chinese who see...
Canadian "film for computer" will surreal up your whole day
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John Moe
Aug 24, 2011
The National Film Board of Canada has commissioned director Vincent Morisset to make a "film for computer."...
The Top Five Films of the Financial Crisis
Aug 24, 2011
We're headed for another recession! Or maybe we're just still in a contraction. Whatever you call it (the Great Integration?), the tumultuous eco...