Warner, DC bring Wonder Woman home NOV. 20 | Warner Home Video and DC Comics will release animated DVD premiere Wonder Woman on Feb. 24 (prebook Jan. 20). Similar to this year’s hot comic film Iron Man, Wonder Woman is an “origins story” that follows the creation of the superhero, who starts as Princess Diana.
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Conventional wisdom holds that Hollywood’s fortunes go up when the economy goes down. People still crave entertainment, particularly of the escapist variety, and movies remain within the budgets of most people.
Appearing to cave to Hollywood demands, Apple has quietly added a restrictive copyright protection mechanism to its new MacBooks that is preventing customers from watching movies on external displays.
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MEDIA WONK Paul Sweeting, Media Wonk, ContentAgenda November 18, 2008 A Flash of inspiration
Yesterday’s news that Adobe is developing a full-blown version of Flash that wi... More
DISC DISH Samantha Clark, Managing editor and online editor, Video Business November 20, 2008 The Duchess DVD, Blu-ray
Paramount will release the acclaimed Keira Knightley vehicle The Duchess on Dec. 28 (... More
BLU STATE Susanne Ault, Senior Reporter, Video Business November 19, 2008 IGN Is Game for Blu-ray
One of the biggest gamer sites, IGN.com, has launched a standalone Blu-ray channel, w... More
24: Redemption premiere Fox held a New York City premiere for 24: Redemption with cast and crew on Nov. 19. An extended cut of the feature-length movie streets Nov. 25.
TV legends for Studio One Koch Vision and The Archive of American Television celebrated the DVD release of Studio One Anthology on Nov. 7 at the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences in North Hollywood, Calif.
Having a Hell of a time Universal held a DVD and Blu-ray release party for Hellboy II: The Golden Army with cast and crew on Nov. 11 at Element in Hollywood, Calif.
11/14/2008 OPINION: New President, new rules? Paul Sweeting is editor of Content Agenda NOV. 14 | Beyond its already-historic nature, the election of Barack Obama as the 44th President of the United States presages the most sweeping changes in the laws and regulations shaping the media and technology industries in at least a decade and perhaps longer. More
7/11/2008 OPINION: Learning from the past Samantha Clark is managing editor of VB (smclark@reedbusiness.com). JULY 11 | Warner’s Blu-ray promotion is reminiscent of DVD’s early days More
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