GLG News by Digital Cinema Technology Experts

• Service providers may have to start differentiating on service and price, not on locked-in phones. • Digital Millenium Copyright Act may experience some interesting tests. • Software protection is often just a fantasy, when a kid can render useless millions of dollars of development...

I can hardly wait until tomorrow to find out what is the next news release in the next generation DVD format battle. The stats are nice in this nascent industry, but it is still lying with statistics, so to speak. Earlier this week, there was a story that Sony was in the lead and today this article...

1. iTunes is cannibalizing NBC home video sales.    2. Apple’s solution: open an iTunes rental / Video-on-Demand platform.

Did you read How To Lie With Statistics in college? Do you practice it in your business? Do you own a high definition TV and also subscribe to a high definition service? Do you own an hd – next generation DVD player of either format?  If not, why not? Have you watched a standard definition (sd)...

The Internet may soon become US consumers’ primary entertainment source. The consumer is ultimately looking for longer professionally produced content for their online and mobile experience.

1. Warner Bros, Disney, News Corp and Sony have been working for years in the Indian TV sector.      2. Hollywood movies only account for 8% of the Indian Box Office.

Nokia will continue to rule the roost as it already has a dominant share of the world's mobile handsets market. Recent investments in new design and development facilities in India's tech hubs of Bangalore and now Chenai means that it is well poised domestically to take full advantage of India's phenomenal...

When comparing PS3 to Wii and XBOX, PS3 comes out a winner.  PS3 can catch up, and it's likely short term.  PS3 attributes make it a real winner.

1. Sumner Redstone is known for forcing out executives  2. DreamWorks’ and Paramount’s bond may be unraveling  3. Family businesses have a low probability of surviving the third generation

According to Nielsen-NetRatings MySpace statistically dwarfs Facebook