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[HDBlog.net] CinemaNow, provider of video-on-demand for broadband connections, has announced an agreement with HDNet. The deal means that CinemaNow customers will be able to download some of HDNet’s original HD programming from CinemaNow’s service.
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[Darknet] Index: movie theaters.) The movie studios have lately tried to thwart screen cams by arming movie theater attendants with metal detectors and night-vision goggles to catch video operators in flagrante cinema. Another link in the chain is the video store employee who has access to DVDs after the film’s theatrical release but a few days before their release to the public.
[Digital-lifestyles.info] CinemaNow Take High Def Content From HDNet - Digital-Lifestyles.info: Further deals along these lines are inevitable in time, with the only question mark over HD content being delivered over broadband connections being the current speeds of what is defined as broadband. HD content, because of its extra resolution produces larger files, these take extra time to come down to the computer being used for playing it back.
[Xpmce.com] Feeds - xpMCE.com: "HDNet features more original high-definition content than any other network, and we are always looking for innovative new media outlets to distribute our exciting line up of news, sports, music and entertainment programming," said Mark Cuban, co-founder and president of HDNet. "As the leader in digital video distribution online, CinemaNow understands the value of high-definition content and allows us to reach an even greater audience for our original series."
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Posted at August 03, 2005 09:09 AM
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