Monthly Archives: September, 2011

EPIX to host Justin Bieber/Usher “Back 2 Back” night

Entertainment channel EPIX will host Justin Bieber and Usher "back to back" on Sunday, October 9 starting at 8pm ET.

Amazon signs streaming deal with FOX

Amazon has just announced a deal that will add FOX titles to their Instant Streaming service. TV shows from the FOX library include The Wonder Years (available in digital form for the first time), Ally McBeal, Arrested Development, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, The X-Files, and 24.

Dish to launch ‘Blockbuster Movie Pass’ streaming service

Dish Network has taken the antiquated movie rental company Blockbuster and turned it into a completely relevant multi-service provider. Their newest announcement, Blockbuster Movie Pass, will provide streaming content to subscribers much like the service Netflix has been offering.

Cablevision ordered to provide MSG Networks in HD

In New York, FCC orders Cablevision to provide high-definition feeds to competitors.

Pre-Order ‘Dance Central 2’ and Get 400 MS Points

Microsoft and Harmonix are sweetening the pot for potential rug-cutters this fall by offering 400 Microsoft Points ($5) when you pre-order Dance Central 2 through participating retailers. The embarrassing-to-play, hysterical-to-watch smash hit was one of the critical darlings (82 on Metacritic) of the Kinect launch last year going on to sell more than 2.5 million copies worldwide.

Fellini’s restored ‘I Clowns’ to release on Blu-ray

Fellini's 1970 film I clowns (also known as "The Clowns") is headed for hi-def Blu-ray Disc on October 18. The film stars Federico Fellini as himself as he explores his own childhood fascination with the circus.

No Amazon Instant Video for PS3?

The question of "No Amazon Instant Video for PS3?" is a topic found on Amazon.com's discussion forum, a subject that has been one of...

Discovery agreement might help Netflix stock

Netflix stock might get a much needed boost with the announcement that Discovery Communications and Netflix have signed a two-year non-exclusive agreement. The deal includes streaming of programming from Discovery, TLC, Animal Planet Investigation Discovery, Science and Military Channel.

‘Call of Duty Elite’ beta launches for PS3 members

Activision's Call of Duty Elite has launched in beta mode. The service enhances multiplayer modes allowing you to connect with players at your level and with your interests. You can create Private Clans, join Public Groups, a

DISH Network to announce new streaming service

DISH Network may finally put Blockbuster in the streaming business to compete with Netflix. Although representatives for Dish have been quiet about the launch (apparently referred to as "A Stream Comes True), industry publication Home Media Magazine reports the service will be announced in a press conference on Friday, Sept. 23. H
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