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• Heat Index; Weekly rating (0-10) of sizzle & fizzle.(Brief article)

  - 2006-04-24

  9 People Time Inc.'s celeb weekly gets out first with the news that the TomKitten had arrived, and that Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes named their new daughter Suri. Time to stake out Brangelina's babe. 7 Vivid Entertainment And lo, the porn stars shall lead...

  Tags: Cable, DVD, Hollywood Studios, Leadership, MARKETING, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, TVs

• Guest-Tek Deploys Verimatrix IPTV Content Security Solution in Hotels for Early Release Premium Content

  - 2005-10-31

  SAN DIEGO -- Verimatrix, a leading developer of IPTV content protection and security solutions, today announced that Guest-Tek Interactive Entertainment Ltd. (TSX:GTK) has deployed the Verimatrix Content Authority System VCAS to protect first-run movies from Hollywood studios on its new digital Video-on-Demand solution, FluidTM. Based in Calgary, Alberta, Guest-Tek...

  Tags: Hollywood Studios, SECURITY, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, VoD

• Woman's winning screenplay is heading to Hollywood.(Neighbor)

  - 2002-12-30

  Byline: Natasha Rotstein Daily Herald Staff Writer Sandi Stevenson just might have the right touch. The Libertyville writer recently won the Illinois/Chicago Screenwriting Competition with her story, "Santa and the Princess," which was selected from 301 entries. That honor,...

  Tags: Cable, Hollywood Studios, NETWORKING, TELECOMMUNICATIONS

• Foxtel in talks for cheaper Hollywood deal.

  - 2002-11-19

  Nov 18, 2002 (The Courier-Mail - ABIX via COMTEX) Australian pay television giant Foxtel is renegotiating its expensive movie supply contracts with major Hollywood studios. Foxtel lost $A100m in 2002-02, largely as a result of the contracts, which are scheduled to run until 2007....

  Tags: Cable, Hollywood, Hollywood Studios, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, TVs

• Hollywood studios, led by Sony and Walt Disney, are looking to create their own video-on-demand services for the Internet

  - 2000-12-04

  * Hollywood studios, led by Sony and Walt Disney, are looking to create their own video-on-demand services for the Internet. As consumers get broadband access, sending movie-length video digitally will become a big business, and they want to ensure they get a substantial cut of the revenue.

  Tags: Hollywood Studios, INTERNET, Sony Corp., TELECOMMUNICATIONS, The Walt Disney Co., VoD