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Cox Gives Sneak Preview of Starz Series ‘Crash’    18 Sep, 2008

News By: Billy Gil

Cox Communications is giving its Cox Digital Cable customers a free On Demand preview of...More>>
Yahoo Opens Widgets, Digital Advisory Council    22 Sep, 2008

News By: Chris Tribbey

Yahoo is allowing users to personalize their personal pages with more widgets, including those from...More>>
CDSA Meeting Attendees Say Digital Content Must Be Moveable    22 Sep, 2008

News By: Chris Tribbey

The initial meeting of the Content Delivery and Storage Association’s (CDSA) Content Owners...More>>
Netflix to Stream CBS, Disney Channel Content    23 Sep, 2008

News By: Erik Gruenwedel

Online DVD rental pioneer Netflix Sept. 23 said it inked separate streaming deals for new and...More>>
T-Mobile Aligns With Google to Rival iPhone    23 Sep, 2008

News By: Chris Tribbey

Google and T-Mobile USA have teamed to deliver a phone that will feature Amazon.com’s digital...More>>
Sony Brings DVD Upscaling, More HDMI Inputs to Bravia TVs    23 Sep, 2008

News By: Chris Tribbey

Sony Electronics is releasing three adaptation modules for its Bravia line of HDTVs, allowing for...More>>
Codeblack Goes Digital    24 Sep, 2008

News By: Erik Gruenwedel

Codeblack Enterprises LLC, distributor of urban theatrical and DVD content, has launched a digital...More>>
'Firing Line' Hits CreateSpace    24 Sep, 2008

News By: Chris Tribbey

Fifty episodes of the political debate show “Firing Line” have been remastered by Stanford...More>>
Toshiba to Play Cards    25 Sep, 2008

News By: Chris Tribbey

NCR, MOD Systems to join company in electronic delivery through SD Cards.More>>
DISH, Sony Offer VOD    25 Sep, 2008

News By: Erik Gruenwedel

Dish Network Corp. Sept. 25 said it inked a license agreement with Sony Pictures Television to...More>>