The loss of hundreds of titles isn’t slowing Netflix’s momentum.
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Nearly 2000 Netflix movies to disappear
U.S. movie buffs will pay to watch more movies online in 2012 than they will on physical video formats like DVD. That historic first marks a tipping point for Hollywood — and its business model.
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Americans now watch more online movies than DVDs
Watching TV and movies at home doesn’t mean having to shell out a lot for cable. At least, not anymore.
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Walmart unveiled a “disc-to-digital” service Tuesday that lets customers buy online access to movies they’ve already purchased on DVD or Blu-ray.
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Walmart launches DVD 'disc to digital' service
For better or worse, little people have long been associated with show business.
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For dwarves, movies and reality TV bring another pop culture surge
For better or worse, little people have long been associated with show business. Possibly because of their natural ability to attract curiosity, they’ve been cast in circuses and films over the years, with stars ranging from General Tom Thumb of P.T
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For little people, movies and reality TV bring another pop culture surge
John Latenser doesn’t want to lose his dome. The Bethesda-based location scout was standing last week on one of Hollywood’s favorite spots in D.C., a sliver of pavement at the edge of the reflecting pool with the U.S.
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Filming movies in Washington, D.C., just got harder
SAN FRANCISCO — Millions of DVD renters who want to check out Warner Bros’ latest movies won’t get the chance until nearly two months after the discs are available to buy. The new restriction will double a 28-day delay on DVD rentals that Warner Bros
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Millions of DVD renters will have to wait even longer to check out latest Warner releases
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