Hulu should require viewers to have a cable subscription, Time Warner CEO Jeff Bewkes suggested in an investor call following the company’s Q1 2012 earnings report this morning. “We think Hulu authenticating makes sense,” Bewkes said. “We think Hulu is heading in the right direction now.” Read More »
A deal with Dreamworks Animation gives Walmart much-needed animated kids’ flix for its new Disc to Digital while UltraViolet gets a Shrek-sized boost. Read More »
DVD sales may not be what they were, but the road to Hollywood riches still goes through Walmart’s Bentonville, Ark. headquarters. Fortunately, to see a demo of the retailer’s new UltraViolet cloud service, we only had to drive to Rosemead, Calif. Read More »
Samsung has rolled out a new line of Blu-ray players that support Ultraviolet, thus joining the ranks of entertainment brands that support t… Read More »
The new technology allowing consumers who buy entertainment in physical formats to consume it online for no additional cost has gone live an… Read More »
Consumers are buying more digital video than ever before, but trying to watch across platforms continues to be a huge headache. A large coal… Read More »
What UltraViolet Must Get Right To Succeed
By Andrew Wallenstein
Jan. 10, 2011, 11:04pm
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The Digital Entertainment Content Ecosystem got off on the right foot with UltraViolet by rallying its base with a kickoff gathering of exec… Read More »
CES: UltraViolet Set For Mid-Year Deployment In U.S.
By Andrew Wallenstein
Jan. 6, 2011, 8:31am
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After 27 months of development, the Digital Entertainment Content Ecosystem is finally deploying UltraViolet, the digital-rights-management… Read More »
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