The high-def DVD war ends with a rare win for Sony.
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Studios will release their DVD titles exclusively on HD DVD, the high-definition digital movie format whose sales have lagged those of rival Blu-Ray so far this year.
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Analyst expects set-top box to grab sizable slice of DVD market.
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Search king seeks attorney for YouTube issues; looks for senior engineer as well.
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Deal follows a brigade of announcements last week of movie download services.
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P2P service partners with 20th Century Fox, Paramount, and MTV to launch video outlet.
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Geeks, get Star Trek and other shows on your Xbox.
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Warner Home Video pushes back March launch date for high-def DVD movie titles.
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Many companies lining up to support either DVD format may end up selling both because they can’t afford to turn consumers away.
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IAC/InterActive CEO Barry Diller is banking on consumers shopping and seeking entertainment on the Internet.
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Search giant appoints 20-year veteran at monetizing film and TV content to its board.
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The independent studio, partially owned by Sony, surprises no one by siding with DVD format championed by Sony.
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Coming out in support of both HD-DVD and Blu-ray will make it almost certain that consumers will face a divided market.
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PC heavyweights restore HD-DVD’s credibility, just when Blu-ray seemed headed for a landslide victory.
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Toshiba says talks with Sony for a single DVD format are over, but Blu-ray still sees a ray of hope.
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The software maker and consumer electronics firm join forces on DVDs.
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The iTunes model comes to television as a search engine partners with a movie download service, suggesting a new direction for the TVs of tomorrow.
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Good old-fashioned infrastructure stocks have been the best-performing tech stocks this year. Wit SoundView's technology strategist Arnold Berman expects that trend to continue.
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