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Video on Demand
by itsTripple on July 2, 2008
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Sony, product manufacturer and entertainment content juggernaut, announced that they plan to release Hollywood studio releases to their Bravia LCD televisions via digital download.
According to a recent post on TimesOnline, Hancock, featuring Will Smith, will be the first film to be delivered over the internet. Incorporating Hancock, a Sony pictures release, is a perfect example of how a content and hardware owner can change the way consumers receive new releases. Sony announced plans to invest $17 billion into the technology to make this happen over the next three years.
How do you think the ability to download new releases to your television will do? Is this a service that you would be interested in or do you prefer the traditional movie theater experience? We would like to hear from you.
-itsTripple
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