Viewster and Warner Bros have signed a distribution contract that will see the Studio’s current releases and brand new blockbusters, as well as around 1000 catalogue titles made available via Viewster’s VoD platform.This two-part deal will make some of Warner Bros’ most popular content available to Viewster users in German-speaking territories – beginning with Germany,… Continue reading Viewster sign Warner Bros deal
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LOVEFiLM, an Amazon company, has confirmed a Subscription Video on Demand (SVOD) deal to give subscribers in the UK and Germany streaming access to titles from Miramax, the independent studio with a renowned library of critically-acclaimed films.Beginning this summer, LOVEFiLM subscribers in both the UK and Germany will have instant, on-demand access to Miramax films… Continue reading LOVEFiLM subscribers now able to watch Miramax titles
A day after Sky announced Now TV’s launch on Apple iPad and iPhone, Amazon has responded by following in its footsteps. Amazon Instant is now available to download on iTunes for iPad.By logging in with an Amazon username and password, users are able to purchase any movie or TV show from over 120,000 in the… Continue reading Amazon Instant launches on iPad to challenge Now TV
Sky’s Now TV has been launched on iPhone and iPad to compete against LoveFilm and Netflix’s iOS services.
James Whitmore, managing director at Postar, wonders whether cinema is on the brink of a revolution – both creatively and commercially…
The Dark Knight Rises has had the biggest opening weekend of the year so far, claiming £14.4 million in box office revenue.
DCM has launched a monthly free film club for the media industry – DCM Tuesdays. Sign up now…
UK 3D box-office receipts fell £7 million to £230 million, reducing its share of total ticket sales from 24% to 20%.
Independent figures published today by the BFI show UK audiences embraced independently made British films as never before in 2011.
A new deal between Time Warner’s film studio and Netflix and Blockbuster will mean customers signed up to the services will have to wait 56 days for films after the DVDs first go on sale, instead of 28 days.