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Blockbuster cuts Viacom debt by $50 million
News and more for September 3, 2009.
NEWS
BDA closes in on 3D specs for Blu-ray SEPT. 2 | PHYSICAL: Sony plans line of TVs, Blu-ray players, computers, PS3s Click for the full story» » »
Julia Roberts-Clive Owen thriller Duplicity tops rentals SEPT. 2 | PHYSICAL: Hannah No. 1 DVD seller, Fighting a knock-out in Blu-ray sales Click for the full story» » »
Ice Age 3 dawns Oct. 27 filled with bonusesSEPT. 2 | PHYSICAL: Fox holding off on 3D version, offers limited edition Scrat Pack Click for the full story» » »
Web TV shows attract major stars SEPT. 2 | DIGITAL: Segment shows commercial success, Futurescape report says Click for the full story» » »
Blockbuster cuts Viacom debt by $50 million SEPT. 2 | PHYSICAL: Xtra-vision sale helps chain's reduction effort Click for the full story» » »
Sony adds Descriptive Video Service to DVD, Blu-ray SEPT. 2 | PHYSICAL: Feature for the blind and vision-impaired offered on select titles Click for the full story» » »
DivX deal to put Web video on TVs, others SEPT. 2 | DIGITAL: Company acquires streaming company AnySource Media Click for the full story» » »
Wizard of Oz gets Teleflora BouquetSEPT. 2 | PHYSICAL: Special edition flower design ties in to movie's 70th anniversary DVD, Blu-ray release Click for the full story» » »
Netflix awards $350,000 indie film prize SEPT. 2 | PHYSICAL: Filmmaker's short Touchback to be made into a feature Click for the full story» » »
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Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs is the latest in a string of major summer 3D theatricals that will not include these same eye-popping effects in their home video release, but it's making up for that with a number of bonus features.Click for the full story» » »
