The Afterlife Is Expensive for Digital Movies
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A new study shows that storing the digital master record of a film costs much more than storing archival prints.
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Apple's movie rental service is cool, but has a pair of flaws.
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Hollywood studios are locked in a battle over adopting a standard for high-definition Digital Video Disc technology, in an apparent replay of the 1980s struggle between VHS and Betamax video formats.
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While clearly a blow, retailers are divided on whether the move actually amounts to a death knell to the format, which is battling Blu-ray.
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Another Blu-ray player price cut is on the way.
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Blog: Exact dollar figures won't arrive until next Monday but 'Sicko' appears unscathed by file sharing. Another film, 'Evan Almighty,' shows up at Google Video's UK site.
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The videocassette in film: an unsettling innovation, a romanticized artifact, an LP in an MP3 world.
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The two movie disc formats that are competing to replace the DVD have had a rocky start, with clunky first-generation players and an audience that's been reluctant to buy them for fear of betting on the losing side.
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There&#39;s a reason progressive-scan DVD players are selling for as little as $29 these days. They are about to be replaced by something better -- and, of course, more expensive.
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Audiophiliac Steve Guttenberg ponders the imminent demise of HD DVD and looks back over a long history of defunct formats.
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The DVD rental price war continues.
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New device plays back audio and video on the go, but it sports a hefty price tag.
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Digital media is the future. Here's one way to cash in.
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A company that sells ripping software for high-definition disks operates through a corporate maze reaching from Ireland to Antigua. Good luck, MPAA. In 27B Stroke 6.
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Richard Sylvarnes's deadly new film is a digital-media experiment posing as a ghost story.
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Several movie studios choose a side in the battle of DVD formats.
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The Audiophiliac ponders the imminent demise of HD DVD, and looks back over a long history of defunct formats.