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Amazon launches commercial publishing platform for amateur writers
- Amazon recently announced a new commercial publishing platform that will allow any writer to create fan fiction based on original stories and characters. Amateur writers will have access to characters inspired by a number of successful books via an agreement…
Time Warner says next Batman Arkham game coming this year
- Time Warner CFO and chief administrative officer John K. Martin recently revealed during an investors call that the company is planning a strong games release this coming year which will include a new game under the Batman: Arkham franchise. Not…
Netflix to deliver Adult Swim, Cartoon Network content in March
- Netflix has signed new licensing deals with Turner Broadcasting and Warner Bros. Television Group that will provide the streaming video service with a wealth of new content for its paid subscribers. New programming is schedule to arrive on March 30…
NY purges sex offenders from online gaming with "Operation: Game Over"
- New York state Attorney General, Eric Schneiderman, announced that over 3,580 state registered sex offenders have been "purged" from various online gaming networks. The effort to keep sex offenders away from youthful gamers is part of a state initiative coined…
Paramount first to sell UltraViolet movies but limits platform support
- As companies begin to embrace UltraViolet, a centralized meta-DRM strategy used for video content, Paramount appears to be the first to actually offer stand-alone UV movies for sale to consumers.
EA inks deal to bring third-party publishers' games to Origin
- Electronic Arts has announced that their digital distribution platform known as Origin will be offering third-party PC games starting next month. The first group of publishers to sign a deal with Origin includes Warner Bros., THQ and Capcom.
Netflix inks licensing deal with CW Network for programming rights
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Netflix has announced that they have come to an agreement with Warner Bros. and CBS on a multi-year licensing deal to stream CW Network programming. Netflix will gain access to more than 700 hours of programming from the CW...
Warner Bros. acquires Flixster, Rotten Tomatoes
- Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Group today announced an agreement to acquire Flixster and Rotten Tomatoes. Under the terms of the deal, the two will continue to operate independently and will expand their services beyond movie discovery to enable digital content…
Warner Bros. offers five more movies on Facebook
- Movie studio Warner Bros. has announced that it is serving up another five, high-profile film titles for rent on Facebook after launching the experiment with "The Dark Knight" earlier this month. For 30 or 40 Facebook credits -- which is…
Warner Bros to sell streaming movies on Facebook
- Hollywood movie studio Warner Brothers is using Facebook to let users stream full-length films through the social networking platform. Initially available in the U.S. only, the service will grant users a 48-hour window to stream a movie for a fee…
Warner Bros. starts selling movies in Apple's App Store
- Warner Bros. has begun delivering video content to countries without access to Apple's iTunes movie store, such as China and Brazil. The studio has launched a new service that will sell films as applications through the App Store, starting with…
Part of new Harry Potter leaks, Warner Bros. wants revenge
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 is set to premier this week on Thursday. Last night, the first 36 minutes of the movie leaked to torrent sites and via other download protocols.
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