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- Top Download-to-Own.(Table)(Brief article)
- By Staff Week ended December 10, 2006 Movielink ------------------------------------------- Rank Title (Label/Distributor, SRP) 1 ...
- Research articles 2006-12-18
- Study: consumers still prefer shorts: but download-to-own feature sales increasing.(HEADLINERS)
- Video snacks, more so than full meals, are proving the most popular type of paid digital download or stream, according to NPD research. Despite CinemaNow and Movielink offering download-to-own movies day and date with their DVD release in Apri ...
- Research articles 2006-05-29
- Studios hold key to streaming success: confab panelists also cite tech concerns.(Digital Hollywood)
- SANTA MONICA, CALIF. -- Getting studios to license more content for streaming video and downloads online remains the key challenge for legal movie download services, according to panelists at Digital Hollywood. During the three-day confab here SANTA MONICA, CALIF....
- Research articles 2005-04-04
- Download-and-burn arrives.(services of CinemaNow Inc.)
- By Jennifer Netherby and Paul Sweeting CinemaNow offers 100 catalog titles The movement toward allowing consumers to burn their own DVD copies of downloaded movies took a major leap forward last week, as CinemaNow opened a...
- Research articles 2006-07-24
- CinemaNow, Movielink download deals. (Headliners).(with Warner Home Video, IBM, respectively)(Brief Article)
- Warner Home Video, one of five studios involved in the Movielink joint venture, has signed a licensing agreement with CinemaNow that marks the first time the studio has made its films available for download to users PCs. The studio will make...
- Research articles 2002-09-09
- Dawn of download-to-own: studio-owned services this week offer permanent copies in the DVD window.(HEADLINERS)
- The era of download-to-own has arrived in the U.S. Beginning today, studio-backed Internet movie service Movielink and rival Cinema Now will offer permanent downloads of movies from several major studios day and date with their DVD release. Mo The...
- Research articles 2006-04-03
- Burning down the house.(rift among studios)
- By Paul Sweeting CinemaNow has exposed a rift among the studios that threatens to fragment the market. With the announcement last week that studio-owned Movielink had struck a deal with software maker Sonic Solutions to facilitate...
- Research articles 2006-07-24
- Research and Markets: Alternative Movies-On-Demand Providers Such As Movielink, Cinemanow, and Moviebeam Have Yet To Attract a Critical Mass of Users
- DUBLIN, Ireland -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c41799) has announced the addition of "On the Viability of an iTunes Movie Service - Part II iTunes Movies to the TV" to their offering.
- Research articles 2006-09-07
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- Major studios embrace download-to-own movies.(CinemaNow Inc. and Movielink L.L.C. services for film studios)
- "The studios are embracing the Internet as a viable distribution platform for their movies," said Movielink CEO Jim Ramo when announcing the deal his company has made to offer download-to-own movies from six of the seven major movie studios. Ramo's comment is one that...
- Research articles 2006-04-08
- Web revs.(Headliners)(forecast of revenue of Internet video-on-demand)(Brief Article)
- Internet video-on-demand revenue will grow rapidly in the next five years, from $11.7 million on sites such as CinemaNow and Movielink in 2004 to nearly $1 billion in 2010, according to a study to be released this week by Informa Media Group. The growth, according to report...
- Research articles 2005-01-31
- Netflix reeling in WB content for VOD test.(Business)(Brief Article)
- HOLLYWOOD -- Warner Bros. is in discussions with Netflix to use a limited amount of the studio's content for a test of a video-on-demand system. Deal would mark a notable step toward the online DVD shop's launching a VOD offering next...
- Research articles 2004-09-23
- CinemaNow gaining top titles. (News).(downloading service CinemaNow offers major studio films)
- A significant number of top titles released to home video, pay-per-view and major-studio-supported Movielink are also available on competing downloading service CinemaNow, according to a recent comparison by Adams Media Research. With 1 million unique monthly visitors, CinemaNow (which is ...
- Research articles 2003-05-25
- UPDATED: Online Movie Service Cinemanow Acquired By Sonic Solutions, For Mere $3 Million
- Updated: The sale price was even more of a fire sale: a mere $3 million, it turns out, and it also assumes some liabilities. Wow, that would have surely hurt its investors, listed below. Lionsgate had an 18.6 percent stake in the company. According to Sonic, CinemaNow has been...
- External links 2008-11-20
- Sonic acquires online video firm CinemaNow
- Sonic Solutions is set to merge CinemaNow into its DVD-burning division, after agreeing to acquire the US-based online video company. Although the companies did not announce the terms of the agreement, Variety values the deal at USD3m. The amount is...
- Articles 2008-11-20
- Starz Real-ly Shines on the Net.(Starz Encore Group and RealNetworks joined to give the Starz Ticket on Real Movies services)
- On-demand movie download houses Movielink and CinemaNow probably thought they were safe from major competition until Netflix got its act together and started renting out movie downloads as an option to sending out DVDs to its subscribers. If so, they were wrong. ...
- Research articles 2004-06-19
- Blockbuster, Sonic Solutions Partner to Lead On Demand Movies
- Seth Gilbert submits: Movielink and CinemaNow were among the early entrants to pace digital movie delivery. Investors ponied up tens of millions to the promise: movies beamed on demand straight to viewers over the Internet. Movielink and CinemaNow both burned out; ideas ahead of the market opportunity. Blockbuster BBI and...
- External links 2009-01-15
- Disney's Going Digital: Buy Once, Watch Anywhere
- The Wall Street Journal reports that the Walt Disney Company is close to unveiling new technology to allow entertainment companies to distribute media to consumers using computers and cell phones, rather than on DVD and television. The technology is code-named Keychest and sounds like its...
- News items 2009-10-22
- "Hollywood Embraces DVD Burning for Movie Downloads" by Yankee Group.
- M2 PRESSWIRE-20 February 2007-MarketResearch.com: "Hollywood Embraces DVD Burning for Movie Downloads" by Yankee GroupC1994-2007 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:20022007 For fear of piracy, Hollywood studios have been reticent to allow consumers to burn download-to-own DTO movies to DVD, blocking consumers from...
- Research articles 2007-02-20
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