Hulu is going one step further after the company revealed that they are going to show their first scripted original show next month. The political drama entitled “Battleground” is produced by Hagai Shaham, Marc Webb and JD Walsh. It’s their second after releasing the documentary by Morgan Spurlock entitled “A Day In The Life.” Hulu [...]
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Netflix announced that they ended 2011 with a big bang! According to the company, the fourth quarter of the previous year was good for business since they were able to stream at least 2 billion hours of TV shows and movies across 45 countries. Though they haven’t said anything about the past three quarter previous [...]
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As reported yesterday, Xbox has something new to bring to their patrons. A few days after Microsoft and Verizon announced that FiOS channels are coming to Xbox 360, the software magnate is going to release more applications for Xbox owners to view TV online with the use of the 360. December 6 marks the start of [...]
Continue reading →Following their announcement late last month, set-top box maker Roku announces 10 new content channels available in their newly-launched Channel Store. For those who are not familiar with Roku, this is the company that makes a wireless device that allows content to be streamed directly to any TV screen from the web. In addition to [...]
Continue reading →There’s more to celebrate for PlayStation 3 fans! Shortly after Sony PlayStation 3 was hailed last month’s top-selling video game console after three years, the guys from Sony are giving you a treat. Sony Corp. and Netflix announced together today that starting next month, owners of PS3 will be able to stream movies and TV [...]
Continue reading →Fans of the drama series “Lost” can now watch it via Netflix’s “Watch Instantly” online streaming service. The first four seasons of the series are already available and a month from now, audiences can also catch other top ABC shows such as the “Desperate Housewives” (seasons four and five), “Grey’s Anatomy” (season five), and “Legend [...]
Continue reading →Struggling video rental-chain Blockbuster Inc. has just announced a partnership with TV giant Samsung Electronics America Inc. to “pipe entertainment from the Internet to TV screens”. Blockbuster rentals will be priced from $1.99 to $3.99 a piece for a 24-hour viewing experience. The video rental-chains on-demand service will be available in Samsung’s HDTVs this fall. [...]
Continue reading →Because Internet video capable HDTVs have sprouted in the market like mushrooms on a rainy day, giant company Sony has now teamed up with Netflix, an online DVD and Blu-ray Disc rental service which offers online streaming to customers in the United States and flat-rate rental-by-mail. Some Sony Bravia TV sets (those that are Internet video-capable anyway) now allow [...]
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