/ Technology

Warner Bros. files lawsuits against sellers on Amazon.com

The movie company targets the sale of counterfeit or unauthorized videos.

Posted 08/01/2012Paul DemeryPost a comment

/ Marketing

Miramax and Universal bring the movie theater to Facebook

Consumers can stream films for 30 Facebook credits, the equivalent of $3.

Posted 08/23/2011Zak Stambor1 comments

/ E-Retailers

YouTube launches a paid movie rental service with 3,000 titles

Consumers can pay $3.99 to watch newer releases over 24 hours.

Posted 05/10/2011Thad Rueter1 comments

/ Marketing

Warner Bros. acquires online movie forum Flixster

The movie studio and Flixster will launch downloadable TV and films.

Posted 05/06/2011Stefany Moore1 comments

/ Technology

Will consumers watch movies on Facebook?

Warner Bros. and the social network are testing whether consumers will stream movies on Facebook. And they are starting with the popular Batman film "The Dark Knight."

Posted 03/09/2011Zak StamborPost a comment

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