More Articles By Danny King

• Movie Gallery names Torng marketing chief
  NOV. 17 | Ex-Nike executive headed Jordan brand campaign More
  
• PC-video viewing jumps by almost a third
  NOV. 17 | Mobile-video viewing surges in the past year, IBM says More
  
• Netflix eyes more video-streaming agreements
  Netflix hired former Macrovision Solutions executive Greg Peters to help secure agreements that will broaden the range of electronics components allowing Netflix's titles to be video-streamed directly to TVs. More
  
• Netflix: Forget Web-enabled TVs
  Netflix CEO Reed Hastings said TV remotes with pointer-like devices are the key to a jump in Web-video streaming through TVs and estimated that such devices might be available to the public as soon as next year. More
  
• Hellboy II bash highlights Blu-ray goodies
  NOV. 13 | Director del Toro maps out BD features at Universal event More
  
• Web-enabled components to triple in five years
  NOV. 13 | 200 million TVs, consoles to have Internet capability by 2013 More
  
• Netflix eyes more video-streaming agreements
  NOV. 13 | Taps Macrovision's Greg Peters to make deals with component makers More
  
• Netflix’s Hastings touts TV Web browsers
  NOV. 13 | Remotes with pointers are key to online video explosion More
  
• Lionsgate Q2 DVD revenue jumps 32%
  Lionsgate's fiscal second-quarter home-entertainment revenue jumped 32% on titles such as The Bank Job and The Forbidden Kingdom, but failed to prevent the company from reporting a wider loss than analysts expected. More
  
• Circuit City owes studios more than $35 million
  Circuit City, which filed for Chapter 11 protection yesterday, owes movie studios more than $35 million for unpaid DVDs and likely several times that figure to electronics components makers that make DVD players and flat-screen TVs. More
  
• Circuit City owes studios more than $56 million
  NOV. 11 | UPDATE: Samsung, Sony are among retailer's largest creditors More
  
• Lionsgate Q2 DVD revenue jumps 32%
  NOV. 11 | UPDATE:  Company loss wider than expected on theatrical slate More
  
• Blockbuster cuts Q3 loss, plans set-top box
  Blockbuster in the third quarter continued to turn around its financial fortunes by increasing its focus on videogames, consumer electronics and rental profitability, while making plans to deepen its commitment to digital delivery. More
  
• Videogames get age-old push
  NOV. 6 | Games use triples among those 65 and over, while VOD use lags More
  
• Wal-Mart gives CD floor space to Blu-ray
  NOV. 6 | Space taken from lagging music format also given to videogames, electronics More
  
• Music, videos pull down Q3 etailing growth
  NOV. 6 | Online videogame sales surge, electronics flat More
  
• Blockbuster cuts Q3 loss by almost half
  NOV. 6 | Set-top box for digital downloads released in time for holidays More
  
• Netflix to stop selling used DVDs to customers
  NOV. 5 | Discs will go to wholesalers instead More
  
• Netflix to stream some titles in high-def
  Netflix will soon make a limited number of its high-definition titles available for video-streaming through both the Roku set-top box and Microsoft's Xbox 360 videogame console. More
  
• Netflix to stream some titles in high-def
  NOV. 4 | Offerings available through Roku set-top box by year-end More