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Blip Like we've never seen a video game-to-movie cross over before.

Peter Jackson's The Hobbit was going to be a showcase for 48fps filmmaking but now it seems many won't get to see the tech.

Facebook could well become a major force in Hollywood movie distribution, according to one of the social network's primary investors.

Don't butcher our childhood dreams, Hollywood!

Amazon is reportedly looking at new gadgets and hardware in addition to its hugely successful Kindle range of e-readers.

The UK public has spoken and demanded - well ticked 'yes' in a survey - that it wants to watch media on a number of devices and switch seamlessly between them.

YouTube has revealed it is getting into the rental business but it's not exactly putting its full weight behind the service.

Paramount Pictures has come up with a novel way of leveraging its old movies - it has started a new service that allows users to search films frame-by-frame for specific clips and buy them.

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