Warner Bros. is cutting 50 employees, or 1% of its 5,500-person global workforce, at its Burbank, Calif.-based studio due to sluggish sales in packaged media.More>>

'Home Media Magazine' talked to Flixster co-founder and CEO Joe Greenstein and Thomas Gewecke, president of Warner Bros. Digital Distribution, to find out more about the transaction.More>>

Warner is starting tests on an app that would allow consumers to buy and store moves and television programs on a cloud-based virtual locker system.More>>

Select, classic catalog titles from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment now are available via the Warner Archive Collection DVD manufactured-on-demand service, Sony and the Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Group announced.More>>

As Japanese authorities and relief workers continue to search for victims of the March 11 earthquake and subsequent tsunami, the country’s vibrant consumer electronics industry March 14 has all but ground to a halt.More>>

Time Warner Inc. CEO Jeff Bewkes May 11 dismissed any notions there might be a content license deal forthcoming between subsidiary HBO and Netflix — a scenario many believe would cement the online disc rental pioneer as a “must-stream” behemoth. More>>

Time Warner Inc. might be bearish toward subscription-based video-on-demand, or VOD, but it’s apparently bullish about social media — to the point the medium could influence the type of movies Warner makes going forward.More>>

Beginning this summer Warner Bros. will offer new-release and catalog titles on demand to consumers’ TVs in the People’s Republic of China, making it the first studio to do so.More>>

Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Group May 4 said it had agreed to acquire Flixster.com and its popular Rotten Tomatoes movie ratings service. Purchase price and terms were not disclosed. More>>

Time Warner Inc. CEO Jeff Bewkes remains bullish on physical media, notably Blu-ray Disc and 3D movies, despite also being a long-time cheerleader for lower-cost digital distribution such as video-on-demand.More>>