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How e-books can move forward after price-fixing lawsuit
Eve Troeh Apr 12, 2012
The Department of Justice is accusing Apple and five publishers fixing prices for electronic books, or e-books. Three of the publishers have already settled.
'Marley' documentary to stream on Facebook while in theaters
David Brancaccio Apr 12, 2012
Streaming Media's Dan Rayburn discusses the benefit of streaming a film on social networking sites at the same time as it's playing in theaters.
Apple, five publishers sued over e-book pricing
Sally Herships Apr 11, 2012
Federal and state prosecutors alleged Apple and five big publishers conspired to raise e-book prices to wage battle against Amazon.
P&G bars office access to Pandora, Netflix
Sarah Gardner Apr 4, 2012
Proctor & Gamble has shut down access to Pandora and Netflix for all its employees globally.
For first time, movie streaming to beat viewing by DVD
Bob Moon Mar 26, 2012
But consumers forgoing discs for online distribution could be bad for the industry.
With Kiva purchase, robots go the distance at Amazon
Bob Moon Mar 20, 2012
The giant online retailer buys robot-maker Kiva Systems for $775 million. The automatons will bring products to workers in Amazon's massive distribution centers.
Justice Department to sue e-book publishers, Apple
John Moe Mar 9, 2012
The Department of Justice is reportedly ready to sue over anti-competitive practices in the electronic book business.
Actor Steven Van Zandt on the state of television
Bob Moon Mar 7, 2012
The new series, "Lilyhammer?" It stars Steven Van Zandt as a gangster who turns on the mob and gets relocated to Norway by the FBI. The eight-show series is part of the new original programming streaming on Netflix.
The TV Everywhere initiative isn’t getting anywhere
John Moe Mar 6, 2012
It seems cable TV and the Internet just can’t be friends, thanks to all the legal and financial complications.
Starz and Netflix deal ends
Nancy Marshall-Genzer Feb 29, 2012
Starting today, Netflix is ending its deal with the movie channel Starz. That means the more than 1,000 movies Starz offers -- from "Teen Wolf" to "Toy Story 3" -- won't be available on Netflix.
