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First Online DVD rental launch in UK, December

News The UK's first online DVD rental service will launch 1 December. London based MovieTrak.com will begin by stocking 500 DVD titles, which will be offered for rental at its site for £2.99 for seven days rental.

[November 5, 1999, 7:32]

Process of renting DVDs online granted patent

News Netflix has been granted a wide-ranging patent encompassing its online DVD rental service, in a win that could pose a legal speed bump to Wal-Mart's entry into the business. Netflix spokeswoman Lynn Brinton pointed out the resemblance between the...

[June 25, 2003, 14:09]

Matsushita to test pirate-proof DVDs

News Japan-based electronics maker Matsushita Electric Industrial is to test a movie rental system that combines DVD discs with file downloads. At the same time, viewers are saved the hassle of returning the disc to the rental store.

[June 9, 2003, 8:25]

US Report: DVD seeing off Divx threat

News Looking at it from a different angle, Divx allows retailers to cut into the lucrative video-rental market, which averages 10 million rentals a day in the United States, according to Divx's Dare. Tuesday marks the one-year anniversary of Circuit...

[September 10, 1998, 7:11]

A Year Ago: DVD seeing off Divx threat

News Divx allows consumers to buy a disk for $4.50 (£2.50) -- about the price of a video rental. Tuesday marks the one-year anniversary of Circuit City's announcement of its partnership with Los Angeles-based law firm Ziffren, Brittenham, Branca...

[September 10, 1999, 7:00]

DVD set to boom but is not without its challengers

News Although it is still some years away, VoD will provide users with instant access to vast libraries of movies for rental. At the DVD Summit in Dublin Monday, speakers took turns to reiterate the phenomenal growth of the medium and, against a...

[April 18, 2000, 9:05]

DVD it's a revolution

News The advantages of DVD over VHS are many: discs are small and easier to use than video tapes -- just think you'll never have to rewind a rental video again -- digital production ensures crystal clear images and CD-quality sound.

[May 14, 1999, 16:26]

DVD site makes Wall Street debut

News Online DVD rental company Netflix had a successful Wall Street debut on Thursday. The company set an initial price of $15, at the top of its previously announced $13 to $15 range. It opened at $16.19 on Thursday and rose as high as $17.40, or 16...

[May 23, 2002, 17:23]

Winrental

Downloads Advanced DVD video and game rental software for Windows that provides all the features you need to run the entire rental store. It has databases for rental inventory and customers and tracks all current and late items.

[December 30, 2008, 11:23]

The real story behind this

Talkback It's not like he broke into a DVD rental store and stole movies. This is mainly for those who think this guy should be written off just because he's a felon. You need to remember that he wasn't convicted for doing actual harm.

[October 15, 2007, 6:46]

Mac DVDRipper Pro

Downloads Protect your DVDs from scratches, save your batteries by reading your movies from your hard disk, manage your collection with just a few clicks, time-shift your rental, backup your DVD collection, and much more!

[September 28, 2009, 1:51]

Heavyweights back DVD, ink deal

News Blockbuster Video, which has been steadily increasing the number of its stores offering DVD films for rental, is planning to roll out the service to 550 UK stores in the next few weeks. It will include Toshiba's SD2109B DVD player, 3 Warner DVD...

[August 24, 1999, 16:29]

1999 - year of DVD?

News It's rental partner, NetFlix.com, could not be reached for comment. "The big surprise for us this Christmas was DVD," said Julie Wainwright, CEO and founder of online video seller Reel.com. The share of movie sales in the DVD format jumped from 10...

[January 4, 1999, 8:47]

New DVD 'ripper' pre-empts DMCA ruling

News Before the copy process begins, users are asked if the source DVD is a rental or borrowed copy. DVD software developer Studio 321 is preparing to launch six new applications, including an enhanced version of DVD copying software that is the subject...

[July 9, 2003, 9:17]

HD-DVD explodes on the launchpad

Blog Comment Most people, I think, will be happy with the video rental model, and if that's deliverable over the Internet then that'll do them. I have others without so much as a DVD player but thousands (and I mean thousands) of downloaded movies they watch on...

[February 20, 2008, 11:14]

Microsoft and Intel join next-gen DVD fray

News If the sides don't come together, a host of problems ensue: Consumers will have to make sure a rented movie or purchased video game is compatible with their drives and players; movie studios, video game manufacturers and video rental stores will...

[September 27, 2005, 9:10]

Leonard Maltin 2007 Movie Guide

Downloads Key Features: Complete details and capsule reviews of over 20,000 films Includes over 300 new films Free updates during the year that encapsulate new film releases More than 7,200 DVD, 7,000 Laserdisc and 14,000 Videocassette entries Ranked top...

[December 5, 2007, 7:00]

Inside the online movie underground

News Movies released in VCD format are generally "Screeners," which movie companies send to rental stores while the movies are still in theaters. DeCSS, a hack of the DVD encryption scheme widely distributed online, led to a lawsuit against the popular...

[May 15, 2000, 16:19]

Tape heads off

Leader The format wars -- in which Sony's Beta system was neatly outflanked by JVC's VHS -- were lost for Beta by Sony's insistence on keeping control, reluctance to license to other manufacturers, high prices for spare parts and its refusal to make it...

[November 22, 2004, 11:35]

Think Napster -- only for movies

News DivX shares a name with the now-defunct DIVX video rental project started by US electronics store Circuit City only by accident, according to Michael Saunders of Melbourne, Australia, who maintains the most popular DivX information Web page.

[May 12, 2000, 15:27]

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