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1. Netflix to testify on video rental privacy law
2. Walmart to ëBreak(ing) Dawní Midnight Feb. 10
3. Nintendo predicts first annual loss, lowers earnings forecast
4. Netflix Expects DVD Business to Continually Decline, Wonít Rent Video Games
5. Paramount First to Sell Disc-Free UltraViolet
6. Feds give OK to deleting Megaupload user files starting Thursday
7. Amazon looking into taking on Netflix
8. Analyst Advocates Same-day Theatrical, Retail Movies
9. Analyst Blasts Pricing on Paramount ëDisk-freeí UV Movies
10. Complaints Are Short-Sighted Regarding UltraViolet
11. Netflix Ends Q4 with 24.4 Million Subscribers
12. Facebook Adding Studio Friends
13. Hagens Berman Continues Netflix Investigation, Reminds Investors of March 13, 2012, Deadline
14. Netflix streaming users now outnumber DVD subscribers 2:1
15. Netflix: No plans for games, but 3-D streaming possible
16. Netflix Adds Subs, But Q4 Profit Drops 13%
17. Netflix Maintains Disc Indifference
18. Netflix sees steady erosion in DVD rental business
19. Netflix Shares Surging After a Blowout Quarter
20. Netflix Streaming Margins Are 11 Percent, DVD Margins Are 52 Percent
21. Netflix: We wonít get fooled again Commentary: Why should we believe the hype this time?
22. Original web programming could reshape TV
23. Time Warner Cable Loses 129,000 Video Subs
24. Netflix Sued by Shareholders Over Alleged False Statements
25. CES 2012: The Connected Home Leads As Popular Theme in Consumer Electronics
26. Class-action Lawsuit Filed Against Netflix
27. comScore: Viewers Watched Three Hours of Video on Hulu in December
28. Hope - Abduction Out On Dvd And Facebook
29. How apps for your appliances represent the next opportunity
30. Why youíll buy a new TV in the next 5 years
31. Netflix Class Action Court Papers
32. Email marketing Mobile Online advertising Online PR Project management Search marketing (SEO, PPC) Social media Strategy & business planning User experience & design Web analytics & measurement Home Blog Lionsgate uses Facebook for Abduction rental release
33. Netflix Hit With Class-Action Suit Over Stock Plunge
34. New Art Documentary Disc, VOD Label Launched
35. NPD: Wireless Home Video Devices to Reach 600M Units Shipped by 2015
36. SOPA livesóand MPAA calls protests an "abuse of power"
37. U.S. online piracy bill headed for major makeover
38. Why UltraViolet Produced More Questions Than Answers At CES
39. Sundance time: Indie film world gathers in Utah
40. 2012 The Year Netflix Became a Memory
41. Edward Jay Epstein: The Secret Behind the SOPA Push
42. NFLX internal memo
43. How Hollywood drives people to piracy
44. In Fight Over Piracy Bills, New Economy Rises Against Old
45. Justice Department Shuts Down Piracy Site
46. Microsoft: Xbox 360 In 66 Million Homes
47. MPAA CEO makes statement on anti-SOPA blackout
48. Verizon Is Taking The First Steps Toward Launching Its Netflix-Killer
49. Warner Bros. Plan for DVD Rental-Delay Rejected by Blockbuster
50. After a rough six months, Netflix marketing chief steps down
51. Blockbuster announces exclusive rentals but fails to deliver streaming
52. Where the hits are streaming in 2011
53. Megaupload Indictment Shows That Google Does Actively Police Against Its Ads Showing Near Infringement
54. Netflix Discs Fund Streaming
55. Netflixís Calm Before the Storm?
56. Studios Need to Make a Case
57. Netflix's international expansion: Analysts shout 'cut!'
58. Verizon Adds 194,000 FiOS Video Subs
59. Lionsgate Acquires Summit for $412.5 Million
60. Dish to shut more Blockbuster stores than planned
61. Redbox: No Revised Warner Deal in Place
62. Blockbuster store counts down to the end
63. ìBridesmaidsî and Brangelina Get Snubbed
64. Analyst: Netflix vs. Amazon Streaming War Looming
65. BDA Sees Blu-ray Growth For Years To Come
66. Blockbuster Express/Groupon Deal Undermining UltraViolet?
67. CES 2012: Amazon Joins DECE, Backs UltraViolet
68. CES: Amazon to Offer UltraViolet Rights
69. CES: PlayStation Vita news roundup
70. CES: Samsung Plugs Into Pay TV Services
71. Content Sourcing Too Pricey For Microsoft TV
72. 'Dark Knight,' 'Spidey,' 'Hobbit' lead 2012 films
73. DEG: Blu-ray, Digital Helped Lift 2011
74. DEG Numbers Are Good News for Home Entertainment
75. Dish Upping Blockbuster Store Closures
76. Five Overlooked Films of 2011
77. Harvey Weinstein helps relaunch AOL-HuffPost's Moviefone
78. Hollywood Lambasts Sky Movies Ruling, But Open Access Gains Favour
79. Home-Video Spending Stalls in Fourth Quarter to Cap 2011 Decline
80. Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Group and Netflix, Inc
81. Netflix is about to discover that Britain bites back
82. Where to watch CES live online
83. Dishís Blockbuster @Home now streams 25,000 titles
84. Dishís Hopper: a whole-home DVR with a primetime twist
85. Hulu CEO recaps the year 2011: 1.5 million on Hulu Plus, no new owner
86. Hulu Plus Tops 1.5 Subscribers
87. Hulu To Debut Its First Original Scripted Show ìBattlegroundî Next Month
88. Channel Changer: One-on-One With YouTube Content Boss Robert Kyncl (Video)
89. Microsoft Signs Xbox 360 Content Deal With News Corp.
90. MPAA Speaks Against OPEN Act Again
91. Netflix Caves on Warner Bros. 56-Day Rental Delay Demands
92. NinjaVideo "queen" gets 22 months in jail, owes $200,000 to Hollywood
93. No Wonder Hulu Couldn't Sell Itself
94. NPD: 2011 Video Game Spending Declines 9%
95. Reuters: Microsoft Puts SVOD Service on Hold
96. Studios' digital dreams face marketplace realities: CES Daily Spotlight: UltraViolet
97. Redbox sued over access for visually impaired
98. Streaming Media News Roundup From CES (non device related)
99. Study: Old-School TV Viewing Is Still Growing
100. TDG: A Third of PayTV Subscribers to Use 'TV Everywhere' Services by 2016
101. Time Warner subscribers now have access to HBO Go, Max Go
102. Universal extends Imagine deal, but no longer exclusive
103. What Warner Bros.’ 8-week DVD window really means
104. PBS Takes On the Premium Channels
105. Worst Companies for Shareholders
106. Netflix to Bow Original ëLilyhammerí Series Feb. 6
107. An Unpredictable Year
108. Game Industry Predictions for 2012 - David Cole
109. Comcast-Disney Pact Signals More Deals Aimed Against Netflix
110. Could Netflix Eventually Go Bust?
111. Editorsí Picks: CES 2012 predictions
112. HBO Declares War on Netflix
113. Local Video Stores Fight to Stay Alive
114. Epix Bows Movie Channel for Blockbuster Movie Pass
115. Blockbuster 'Movie Pass' Gets New Name, Enhanced Features
116. CES 2012: Global tech device spending may hit $1 trillion
117. CES: Dish Adds iPad Access To Blockbuster Streaming-Movie Service
118. 'Devil Inside' lifts Hollywood spirits with $34.5M
119. Akamai seeks to bring UltraViolet to every device
120. Reports: Lionsgate Close to Acquiring Summit Entertainment
121. Time Warner Cable Launches HBO Go
122. Warner Bros. to impose 56-day delay on DVD rentals
123. Warner Brothers Will Make Netflix, Redbox, Blockbuster Wait Longer for New Movies
124. Warner to Double Rental Embargo to 56 Days?
125. Redbox Hurting ëKung Fu Panda 2í Sellthrough?
126. Movie crowds dip to 16-year low as apathy lingers
127. Netflix was 2011's biggest loser in customer satisfaction
128. Year of the Turnaround: Home Entertainment Posts Gains as Netflix Fumbles
129. What Ails Hollywood? Six Movie Experts Weigh In On a Cure
130. Virtual Video Programmers to Proliferate in 2012?
131. The best places for trading back holiday games
132. Game of the Year Awards 2011
133. 'Fast Five,' 'Hangover II' Among Most-Pirated Movies in 2011
134. Amazon rises in customer satisfaction for 2011, Netflix nose dives
135. Report: In Europe, Not All Windows Open For Netflix
136. The Year of the Turnaround?
137. Nintendo commits to Q3/Q4 2012 Wii U release date
138. ëParanormal Activityí Download Bows Before Disc
139. 12 Forgotten Family Holiday Movies
140. Amazonís LoveFilm Secures Sony Pictures Content