Half Cocked?
Porn Maker Allows Downloads for TV Viewing
By GARY GENTILE, AP Business Writer
LOS ANGELES - Hollywood has been tiptoeing its way toward letting consumers buy a movie online, burn it onto a DVD and watch it on a living-room TV. While the studios hesitate, the adult film industry is taking the leap.
Starting Monday, Vivid Entertainment says it will sell its adult films through the online movie service CinemaNow, allowing buyers to burn DVDs that will play on any screen, not just a computer.
It's another first for adult film companies that pioneered the home video market and rushed to the Internet when Hollywood studios still saw it as a threat.
"Leave it to the porn industry once again to take the lead on this stuff," said Michael Greeson, founder of The Diffusion Group, a consumer electronics think tank in Plano, Texas.
"The rest of Hollywood stands back and watches and lets the pornography industry work out all the bugs," he said.
Just a 4 today, and I'm off tomorrow. YEAH!!! I'm battered but this was my first taper week. Hope I don't pack on any pounds. Must be careful...
2 Comments:
Regarding the pounds, Al, take it easy on the donuts in the lunchroom at work tomorrow, huh?
11:08 PM
It's the beers at night that are the problem. Donuts are passez.
7:15 PM
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