/ Technology

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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TiVo, iriver and others license Rhapsody platform

Nokia, TiVo, iriver, Logitech, SigmaTel, and Telechips have licensed the Rhapsody DNA platform from RealNetworks Inc. and plan to build support for the technology into their products and services. The deals make Rhapsody accessible virtually anywhere

Posted 01/10/2007Bill BriggsPost a comment

Now showing: web-downloaded movies on the TV screen

Amazon.com and TiVo subscribers with broadband Internet access can purchase or rent movies and TV programs through Amazon’s Unbox download service and immediately view them on their TV screen. CinemaNow is making it easier to view downloaded movies through an Xbox 360 game console, and Netflix reports more than 5 million viewings of its movie download service while planning a web-to-TV service next year.

Posted 07/31/2007Internet RetailerPost a comment

/ Press Release

Humax USA selects Channel Intelligence to improve selling opportunities and optimize e-commerce tracking abilities

Digital set-top box and consumer electronics manufacturer HUMAX USA heightens brand awareness, promotes and sells more products online through use of SellPath(SM) Services Orlando, Fla. – March 30, 2005 – Humax, a leading manufacturer of digital satellite set-top boxes, has selected Channel Intelligence to help optimize its online shopping experience for the company’s popular TiVo® based Digital Video Recorders and DVD recorders. Seeking to...

Posted 03/30/2005