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HBO’s Cinemax MAX GO launches online

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HBO has launched MAX GO, an online service that provides over 700 hours of Cinemax programming free-of-charge to subscribers. Verizon FiOS TV and Comcast...

Comcast SportsNet to produce Wizards/Caps games all in HD

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Comcast SportsNet will produce all local Washington Wizards and Washington Capitals games this season in high-definition (HD). Comcast SportsNet holds the rights to local...

SureWest launches NFL Network HD

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Just in time for the regular football season, SureWest has launched NFL Network HD in its Sacramento market. The 24/7 high-definition channel brings dedicated...

Samsung may use Google Android software in TVs

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Samsung Electronics is reported to be reviewing the possibility of using Google's Android software in their LED, LCD and plasma HDTVs. Apparently, Samsung doesn't...

Netflix signs Nu Image/Millennium Films for streaming during pay window

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Netflix has signed an agreement with Nu Image/Millennium Films to stream first run theatrical films during the "Pay TV window" -- a period during...

Current best-selling Blu-ray Discs

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The best-selling Blu-ray Disc as of Aug. 29, 2010 is the 5-disc box-set Lost: The Final Season, that according to Home Media Research and Nielsen...

Price Slash: Bruce Willis’ Die Hard Collection

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Normally priced at $79.99, the Blu-ray Disc Die Hard Collection has been slashed 59% down to $32.99 as Amazon’s special Boxed Set Deal of...

Blu-ray Deal: The Dark Knight $8.99

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Still don't have The Dark Knight in your Blu-ray Disc collection? No time is better than now as Amazon is offering the 2-disc set for...

Toshiba announces 3D Blu-ray Player for UK release

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Toshiba Corp. has announced a 3D Blu-ray player for UK release in October. The BDX3100KB supports the full HD 1080p Blu-ray 3D format, as...

FUNimation launches anime HD channel

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24-hour anime television network FUNimation has launched a high-definition (HD) broadcast of its channel. The network, owned by Navarre Corporation," can be found on...
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