Warner Bros., Universal, and DCIP to make digital cinema a reality
Movie industry big-guns Warner Bros., Universal, and Digital Cinema Implementation Partners have announced a joint venture to evaluate various distribution methods, such as satellite or digital terrestrial distribution, to determine the
ANIMATION—Oddball Films Double Bill: "The Birth of Betty Boop or
It was at a New York showing at the Cinema Village in 1997 that he finally heard from Warner Brothers. Of course it was not Warner Brothers, but Ted Turner's company that had bought Warner's. He spoke to them on several occasions,
Studios and Exhibitors Team Up for Digital Cinema
According to the article, DCIP is planning on deploying digital cinema projectors and servers into all AMC, Cinemark and Regal theaters starting in 2008. Not only that, DCIP technology partners Universal and Warner Bros. will work with
Warner Bros, Universal and DCIP Join Hands to Make Digital
Warner Bros., one of the leading Hollywood movie production houses the Universal Corporation, and Digital Cinema Implementation Partners have just recently proclaimed a joint endeavor to enhance the various distribution methods for the
Synergy Down Under - Village Roadshow
majority owner in a radio broadcaster, and they're Australia's biggest cinema chain, and now they're looking to expand their theme park business and start up a music division. Last year, they acquired Time Warner's interest in parks
Cinema Obscura: Mervyn LeRoy's "Home Before Dark" 1958
Cinema Obscura is a recurring feature of The Passionate Moviegoer, devoted to those films that have been largely forgotten. Suggestions welcome. (Artwork: Studio publicity shot of Jean Simmons in Warner Bros.' "Home Before Dark")
Movie Firms Working on Digital Film System
Those days could be ending, say representatives of Universal Pictures, Warner Bros. Entertainment and a company called Digital Cinema Implementation Partners. The three are working on a new digital film delivery system that,
Virus alert on Warner Bros DVD
In a hugely sinister development, reports are circulating that a commercial DVD from Warner Bros has been released carrying a lethal PC virus. The disc in question is the Cartoon Network's Powerpuff Girls - Meet The Beat-Alls,
Forget it, Jake; it's Hollywood
Beatty tried to explain the picture to Warner. [] Finally, grasping at straws, he said, "You know what, Jack? This is really kind of a homage to the Warner Brothers gangster films of the '30s, you know?" Warner replied, "What the
2007 Preview: Warner Brothers
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