Jennifer Netherby
![]() Jennifer Netherby is a reporter for Video Business. THE DOWN LOWRecent Posts
Comcast Everywhere by early DecemberNovember 12, 2009 | Link This | Email this | Comments (1) Comcast will rollout the beta test to all subscribers, allowing them to watch HBO, Turner, TBS and others on up to three different Internet-connected devices. Users will have to download an application and log in to Comcast's Fancast video site to connect each device to their subscriber account. In a ...Read More Industries: Technology, VOD/Downloads Recent Posts
Apple iTunes wants to be more like Netflix and ComcastNovember 2, 2009 | Link This | Email this | Comments (0) The rumor has been making the rounds for awhile, with Apple analyst Gene Munster predicting in a report earlier this fall that Apple also might upgrade the Apple TV to include DVR capabilities, making it a more popular set-top for consumers who are already dealing with too much set-top clutter. The WSJ's Kafka reports that the proposal Apple is discussing no...Read More Industries: Technology, VOD/Downloads Recent Posts
Netflix coming to Wii this year?October 29, 2009 | Link This | Email this | Comments (0) Now Streaming Media says it's received screenshots of Netflix on the Wii, which its sources have confirmed to be legit. Less clear is when this deal will actually happen. The service was set to launch this fourth quarter, but could be delayed until next year to be timed with the launch of the Wii HD, the site says. Industries: Retail, Technology, VOD/Downloads Recent Posts
Report: YouTube employees uploaded unauthorized contentOctober 7, 2009 | Link This | Email this | Comments (0) The allegations are not part of the court record so far, Cnet said they surfaced during an exchange of information between the two parties in the suit. YouTube dismissed the reports in a comment to CNet. Meanwhile, the New York Times, in a ...Read More Industries: Studios/Suppliers, Technology Recent Posts
2 billion Apple Apps downloadedSeptember 28, 2009 | Link This | Email this | Comments (0) Those include studio-created Apps such as Fox Mobile Entertainment's Family Guy app, Summit Entertainment's Twilight Tracker and Disney's Toy Story game. Warner Bros. Home Entertainment has made a big push into apps with plans to distribute Apps from others in a bid to secure a piece of the business equal to its share of the movie business. The App store is now listing top-grossing Apps. No. 2 on the list is EA's Madden NFL 10, the top app from the entertainment or games category. Industries: Technology
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