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iTunes movies - a step back?
Matthew JC. Powell reckons the digital revolution isn’t here yet
Matthew JC Powell
Feb 25 2008, 9:18AM
Services
Sony launches movies on a stick for PSP
Sony is introducing two Memory Stick entertainment packs for the PlayStation Portable (PSP) system later this month.
Clement James
Sep 24 2007, 6:33AM
Hardware
Unwired goes to the movies
Unwired has partnered with ReelTime Media to provide current release movies to its subscribers via a set top box.
Lilia Guan
Jun 7 2006, 9:53AM
Mobility
Movie industry to move online to beat pirates
The film industry is working to launch online movie download services to avoid the same fate as the piracy-ridden music industry, NBC Universal chairman and chief executive Bob Wright said this week.
Adam Pasick
Oct 5 2005, 1:30PM
Strategy
Hollywood studios form tech group to fight piracy
Hollywood's six major film studios have unveiled a technology venture to find new ways of protecting movies from illegal copying and distribution in black markets or over the internet.
Staff Writers
Sep 20 2005, 11:00AM
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