Labels: Apple, iTunes, Joost, television
posted by Scott Kirsner at
2:45 PM
CinemaTech focuses on how new technologies are changing cinema - the way movies get made, discovered, marketed, distributed, shown, and seen. (With occasional forays into other parts of the entertainment economy.) You can also follow CinemaTech on Twitter (@ctechblog).
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2 Comments:
But Netflix + Joost + other legal online video distribution has been better & cheaper to me than cable or satellite. Pending you can wait for TV on DVD which I prefer anyways.
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Rc., at 3:58 PM
His conclusion: neither is yet a viable replacement...
Yet.
By
Cunningham, at 7:06 PM
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