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Warner Bros will acquire Flixster and movie review site Rotten Tomatoes, the company announced today. Under Warner Bros, the movie website (which focused more on the social/sharing aspect and "discovery" of new movies), will continue to operate separately but will expand its services to digital delivery, content, and ownership.

Cox Communications has launched HBO, HBO GO and MAX GO for subscribers with internet access. The online service offers over 1400 titles from HBO...

Dish Network has announced they will premiere the upcoming thriller "The Resident" starring Hillary Swank as a pay-per-view title the same it releases to...

We knew Amazon was planning a subscription-based streaming service for a while now to compete with Netflix. Now, via Engadget, screenshots have emerged from...

More 3D content is on the way for you "early adaptors" to enjoy. The 3D joint venture between Sony Corporation, Discovery Communications and IMAX...

The recent news that Comcast will charge more for viewing video content over the internet rather than traditional broadcast cable follows the trend of...

Microsoft has announced they are expanding their Zune product offerings this fall to international markets including the U.K., Mexico, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. The...

Universal Studios Home Entertainment will release Back to the Future I, II and III as a 25th Anniversary Trilogy on Oct. 26, 2010. The...

With Comcast and Time-Warner now moving forward with video paywalls, are the cable companies doing what Hollywood and the music industry couldn't do? Profit from the Internet... by forcing viewers to keep their cable subscriptions? That reality is coming sooner than you think.