TiVo announced plans to release an IP set-top box
The 2012 Oscars explain why Hollywood and Silicon Valley can’t get along:
It’s clear that the business model of Hollywood is built around scarcity, while the business model of Web-based companies is built around abundance. How the leaders of these two industries handle the vast dichotomy between these two models will tell you a lot about the future of video entertainment. During last night’s Academy Awards, the Hollywood message was distinctly one of scarcity, and it went something like this: It is only a few unique individuals, trained for generations, who can create this magic on a consistent basis. Anyone who has spent more than a few hours on the Internet knows otherwise – that the world is full of uniquely talented people, crowdfunding their ideas, embracing off-the-shelf digital tools and experimenting with innovative new formats for film.
Stephen Colbert Uses Verse to Express His Disappointment with the Lorax’s Many Product Tie-Ins
HBO Go coming to Xbox 360 on April 1st
Microsoft Star Wars Xbox 360 bundle coming on April 3rd
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull debunked: It Turns Out You Probably Can’t Survive An Atomic Bomb Blast Inside a Fridge
Hugo director Martin Scorsese and his cast explain the advantages of shooting movies in 3D
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ABC’s Oscarcast drew an audience of 39.3 million — up from last year’s 37.9 million
