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Netflix streams movies on Nintendo Wii consoles
Netflix Inc. has begun streaming movies and TV shows from its web site to the popular Nintendo Wii video game console. The Wii is the latest in a growing list of devices that can connect to the Netflix system and enable consumers to instantly watch content at Netflix.com.
Posted 04/23/2010Internet RetailerPost a comment
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Netflix gets more streaming video from Twentieth Century Fox
Fox can determine when its content is made available to Netflix subscribers in both physical and streaming formats. Netflix can offer new Blu-ray and DVD film releases 28 days after their release, to allow a window for the studio to sell the DVDs.
Posted 04/14/2010Internet RetailerPost a comment
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Blockbuster gets Warner Bros.`s new releases four weeks before Netflix
Blockbuster Inc. has signed a deal that ensures it will be able to offer Warner Bros. films for rental in its stores, by mail and by download the day they go on sale—which is 28 days before they are available at Netflix, its major competitor.
Posted 03/24/2010Zak StamborPost a comment
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Warner Bros. seals deal with Netflix
Under a new agreement, Netflix will have the first rights to Warner Bros. streaming movie content. In return, Netflix will wait 28 days after the release of a new Warner Brothers DVD or Blu-ray disk before making it available to its subscribers.
Posted 01/07/2010Zak StamborPost a comment
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Best Buy is moving into digital video
Best Buy will offer web access to movies and other entertainment content, embedding technology from Sonic Solutions into some consumer electronics devices sold in Best Buy stores and on BestBuy.com.
Posted 11/04/2009Mark BrohanPost a comment
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Entertainment products wholesaler names a new e-commerce exec
Entertainment media wholesaler Super D has chosen Brian Woffard as its new vice president of e-commerce. The company says it added Woffard to help it manage its growth in the direct-to-consumer fulfillment business.
Posted 09/14/2009Katie DeatschPost a comment
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Blockbuster blocks out a movie streaming deal with Samsung
Shortly after archrival Netflix announced its latest deal, Blockbuster yesterday announced a pact with Samsung to integrate its web-based movie streaming technology into certain models of HDTVs, home theater systems and Blu-ray players this fall.
Posted 07/15/2009Mark BrohanPost a comment
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Customers show their intentions with paid search—and retailers reap rewards
This is why paid search is performing well in spite of the recession, experts say. Shoppers are trimming spending and looking for specific items, not browsing; knowing their intent helps retailers substantially increase conversion, one expert explains.
Posted 04/08/2009Paul DemeryPost a comment
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Blockbuster looks to break the digital content barrier with Sonic
Under a new agreement, Blockbuster will integrate its digital entertainment titles with Sonic Solutions’ CinemaNow service, a digital video distribution system. All together CinemaNow has relationships with more than 250 content providers.
Posted 01/14/2009Bill BriggsPost a comment
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Netflix streaming software coming soon to LG high definition TVs
Netflix and LG Electronics have expanded their alliance to include broadband-enabled high definition TVs embedded with Netflix video streaming software. New LCD and plasma HDTVs from LG will include the software starting this spring.
Posted 01/07/2009Bill BriggsPost a comment
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