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Toshiba Launches DivX Plus Streaming TVs

Rovi Corporation announced that Toshiba Corporation is launching a range of TVs certified for DivX Plus Streaming.

SENSIO Rolling Out 3DGO! VOD Service

SENSIO Technologies announced that its 3DGO! Video-On-Demand (VOD) service for Connected and Smart 3DTVs is now rolling out to consumers in the United States.

Google Play Comes to NOOK Tablets

Barnes & Noble announced that Google Play is now available on the company’s NOOK HD and NOOK HD+ tablets.

US TVs Get Connected

The Diffusion Group announced it reckons that 56% of all US broadband households have at least one TV connected to the Internet.

Kaleidescape Online Movie Store Debuts

Kaleidescape announced the debut of its new online Kaleidescape Store, which offers downloadable “Blu-ray quality” movies and TV shows.

Home Entertainment Devices Get Connected

The NPD Group announced it reckons that nearly half of all Internet-capable TVs, video game consoles, Blu-ray Disc (BD) players and streaming media players are connected and used for their online capabilities.

Apple iTunes Dominates Internet Video Market

The NPD Group announced it reckons that Apple iTunes dominates the Internet video market, with Amazon and Xbox Video pulling up the rear.

Samsung Offers M-GO Digital Entertainment Service

M-GO announced that its digital entertainment service is now available to owners of 2012 Samsung Smart TVs.

Adobe Goes Primetime

Adobe Systems announced the availability of Adobe Primetime, a TV publishing and monetization platform for programmers and pay TV service providers.

Facebook Goes With Rovi Video

Rovi Corporation announced that Facebook will integrate the company’s movie and TV database into the Facebook Platform.

Rovi Unveils HEVC-Ready DivX Video Service

Rovi Corporation announced its new DivX Video Service at NAB Show 2013.

BlackBerry 10 Bulks Up TV Content

BlackBerry announced that new television content from PBS, Univision and Viacom is available to its BlackBerry 10 customers in the United States.

SENSIO and Paramount Ink 3D VOD Agreement

SENSIO Technologies announced that it has signed a licensing agreement with Paramount Pictures to make select 3D movies available through SENSIO’s 3DGO! Transactional Video-on-Demand (TVOD) service.

Qumu Seeks World Domination

Qumu announced that it is continuing to expand internationally by opening of five new offices, including its European Headquarters in Frankfurt, Germany.

Popcornflix Hits Sony Internet Connected Devices

Screen Media Ventures announced that its Popcornflix online digital movie platform is now available on select Sony devices.