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Bob Iger: 5 Million Movie Downloads Sold on iTunes    30 Jul, 2008

News By: Erik Gruenwedel

The Walt Disney Co.'s early adoption of Apple Inc.'s iTunes platform has produced sales of about 5...More>>
Broadband Video Fuels Comcast    30 Jul, 2008

News By: Erik Gruenwedel

The addition of 320,000 digital video subscribers helped Comcast Corp. July 30 post second quarter...More>>
MPAA Sues Streaming Sites    30 Jul, 2008

News By: Erik Gruenwedel

The Motion Picture Association of America has filed separate copyright infringement lawsuits...More>>
Classic Nickelodeon Shows on iTunes    30 Jul, 2008

News By: Chris Tribbey

Classic shows from Nickelodeon are now available on iTunes at $1.99 an episode, with complete...More>>
LG Blu-ray Player to Link to Netflix Streams    31 Jul, 2008

News By: Chris Tribbey

LG Electronics and Netflix will join forces on a Blu-ray Disc player this fall that will stream...More>>
Joss Whedon Embraces New Media    31 Jul, 2008

News By: John Latchem

Joss Whedon, creator of such fan-favorite TV shows as 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer,' 'Angel' and...More>>
Blockbuster Ups PayPal Deal    1 Aug, 2008

News By: Erik Gruenwedel

Blockbuster Inc. is offering new Total Access members $25 toward their PayPal account if they use...More>>
Vudu Offers Rental Discounts    13 Aug, 2008

News By: Chris Tribbey

Broadband movie set-top box company Vudu is making its movies cheaper in two new ways.More>>
Disney's 'The Cheetah Girls: One World' Debuts on FiOS VOD Before TV    13 Aug, 2008

News By: Chris Tribbey

Another release window has been narrowed, this time in the video-on-demand realm.More>>
Warner Bows Movie Classics in High-Def VOD    14 Aug, 2008

News By: Erik Gruenwedel

Warner Bros. Digital Distribution Aug. 14 began offering 85 of its movie classics for the first...More>>