Time Warner: Download Too Much and You Might Pay $30 a Movie
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Time Warner Cable plans to test a new price plan that would limit how much customers can download.
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Annual consumer spending on Internet  downloads of movies and TV shows will top $4 billion in 2011,  up from just $111 million last year, according to a study  released on Wednesday by Adams Media Research.
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Following music industry measures to clamp down on illegal song piracy, the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) are launching civil suits seeking damages of up to $30,000 (â¬23,200) per film.
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Time Warner Inc., the world's largest  media company, plans to offer services that let consumers  download movies from the Internet that can be burned onto DVDs  in 2007, its top executive said on Tuesday.
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Bigflicks.com has about 1,000 movies, downloadable for $2 to $15.
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Are you a Comcast customer? Your bandwidth hogging days may be limited.
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Continued pressure from rival Netflix is obliging Blockbuster to stop charging late fees. This could remove up to $300M in revenues per year.
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Time Warner Cable will try selling consumers broadband service based on how much bandwidth they use, a move that could turn the home broadband pricing model in the U.S. on its head.
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Our story this morning on Microsoft&#39;s digital media launch included comments from Forrester Research analyst Ted Schadler, explaining why he thinks the first wave of Media Center Extender products will be too expensive (about $300 for set-top boxes) for
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By Dennis Rockstroh, San Jose Mercury News, Calif.  Sep. 15--Q When I received my Comcast cable bill, there were many "pay per view" adult movies on the bill.   It turns out that my son ordered the movies through the remote.
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This is a near perfect solution for Internet users in Germany. With a lot of competition for subscribers, T-Online customers can have a DSL line for â¬3.99 per month.
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Faced with increasing competition from rental giant Blockbuster, Netflix is taking the expected step of lowering the price of its 2-at-a-time DVD rental plan by $1. The move follows a similar price drop earlier this month by Blockbuster for it's 3-DVD plan.
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Comcast may have shot themselves in the foot. Lawyers are already circling in the water, and the company could be looking at a world of pain for its sneaky BitTorrent filtering.
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Internet service providers have to walk a fine line between fairness and profitability. Users want maximum service, and are entitled to honest contracts. Maybe there's a way to help everyone at once.
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The DVD rental site serves 5 million video streams. Wait, that's newsworthy?
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When you sign up with a high-bandwidth service plan with an ISP, you'd think you'd be able to transfer data at the advertised speeds. That's not always the case.
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Online movie rental service Netflix Inc. reported Monday that it lowered its monthly rental fee by $4 in what is heating up to be a price war with video rental giant Blockbuster Inc.