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* Metrotextuals emerge from text culture. * Best Buy & CinemaNow team for online movie streaming. * Twitter launches in Spanish, more languages en route. * T-Mobile network experiences outage. Read more at ShellyPalmer.com

LG always comes to impress. Check out their new products that will be making there way into your home theathers this year.BD370 Full HD 1080p resolution and 1080p upscaling, this Network Blu-ray Disc player is the ultimate in picture quality. Plus stream movies, TV shows and videos, to your TV directly using Netfix, YouTube and Cinema Now without a computer. Simply connect it to a broadband home network through the built-in Ethernet port and grab your LG remote. Internet connection required and sold separately. Netfix subscription required. It is now able to stream HD in 720p. There are other contents that you can have access to like BDLabs a content that like an online server. The price point of the BD370 is $299. Log on to www.lgusa.com for more information.

El proveedor de entretenimiento digital CinemaNow anunció el martes que sus usuarios en Estados Unidos podrán utilizar el teléfono celular para ver trailers y encargar películas enteras. En otras cosas el grupo surcoreano Samsung anunció este lunes que iba a consagrar 27.900 millones de dólares a inversiones en 2008. El fabricante japonés de artículos electrónicos Toshiba Corp anotó una caída de un 95 por ciento en sus ganancias del cuarto trimestre fiscal. En otras noticias el Congreso Judío Mundial (CJM) manifestó el jueves su indignación por la venta de camisetas con la inscripción 'I love Hitler' ('Amo a Hitler') por parte del sitio de venta por internet Amazon.com. Finalmente en Gelattina News una abrumadora mayoría de los analistas de Wall Street cree que Microsoft lanzará pronto una oferta hostil por Yahoo al precio actual de 31 dólares por participación entre líquido y acciones.

Author: Media30 Added: Thu, 17 Apr 2008 09:55:33 -0800 Duration: 136*SAG signs interim pact with indie producers. *REMBRANDT INC is suing ABC, NBC, CBS and Fox. *COMSCORE announced online video views are up 66%. *YOUTUBE launches revenue sharing. *VERIZON settled its suit with Digital Arts Services. *CINEMANOW developed a new digital distribution platform. Read more at http://www.ShellyPalmer.com

Author: Media30 Added: Thu, 17 Apr 2008 09:55:33 -0800 Duration: 136*SAG signs interim pact with indie producers. *REMBRANDT INC is suing ABC, NBC, CBS and Fox. *COMSCORE announced online video views are up 66%. *YOUTUBE launches revenue sharing. *VERIZON settled its suit with Digital Arts Services. *CINEMANOW developed a new digital distribution platform. Read more at http://www.ShellyPalmer.com

Author: Media30 Added: Thu, 17 Apr 2008 09:55:33 -0800 Duration: 136*SAG signs interim pact with indie producers. *REMBRANDT INC is suing ABC, NBC, CBS and Fox. *COMSCORE announced online video views are up 66%. *YOUTUBE launches revenue sharing. *VERIZON settled its suit with Digital Arts Services. *CINEMANOW developed a new digital distribution platform. Read more at http://www.ShellyPalmer.com

Author: Media30 Added: Thu, 03 Jan 2008 13:06:24 -0800 Duration: 111* THE TVB announces that ePort has gone live. * THE NTIA receives one million converter coupon requests in 40 hours. * LANDMARK to sell off Weather Channel and other assets. * CINEMA NOW and MACROVISION partner to expand download service. * WIRELESSHD group to add Intel as a partner. Get the full story at http://www.Media30.com.

THE TVB announced that ePort is now live, allowing media-buying agencies to place electronic orders with TV stations. 644 stations are participating in 186 markets, reaching 97.8 percent of the country. The system can currently handle orders, confirmations and makegoods. A full range of features will be rolled out in the coming months. THE NTIA announced that over 1 million converter box coupons were requested in the first 40 hours of availability. If this rapid pace continues coupons will run out by February. LANDMARK COMMUNICATIONS will put its assets up for sale, including the Weather channel, nine daily newspapers, 50 community papers and TV stations in Las Vegas and Nashville. The Weather Channel offering will include Weather.com, which draws over 30 million unique users per month. NBC and Comcast have shown interest in buying the property, which may fetch over $5 billion. NETFLIX and LG are teaming up to create a device that will bring streaming movies directly to TV sets, expanding Netflix s current PC-based movie service. The service will reportedly be integrated into LG s combination HD DVD / Blu-ray player and be available by mid-year. Netflix had been developing its own hardware to access the service but canceled those plans after finding a large demand from third-party device makers. The DVD rental company is preparing for the post-DVD era and plans to embed its service into many more devices, including video game consoles. CINEMANOW and MACROVISION are partnering to integrate the CinemaNow video download service with products that use Macrovision software. Macrovision creates middleware for a large number of consumer devices, including network-ready TVs and set-top boxes. The deal will add CinemaNow capability to those products. CinemaNow already has 1.5 million monthly users and is available on Xbox 360, the Archos media player and certain HP LCD TVs. WIRELESS HDTV will be an emerging, popular technology showcased at this year s CES. Several different companies will exhibit technology capable of transmitting HD audio and video signals wirelessly over short distances, bridging the gap between TVs and video devices. Leading the push will be the WirelessHD consortium of Sony, Toshiba and (as of today) Intel. The WirelessHD technology can transmit signals up to 30 feet using radio spectrum around 60 gigahertz. Get the full story at http://www.Media30.com.