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In a move that could bring the UltraViolet proposal closer to our homes, some at the major film studios want to take advantage of UltraViolet to prevent DVD libraries from being rendered obsolete in a ...

A group of film studios, consumer electronics companies, software makers, and ISPs say they are offering consumers an easier way to store, view, and access content. Critics say it's PlaysForSure all ...

A Warner Bros. executive hopes a new plan of having consumers take their DVDs to retailers to be ripped and uploaded to an UltraViolet digital locker will increase the services uptake. A Warner Bros.

While you were busy last week debating Walt’s moral break on Breaking Bad, or preparing for the return of The Walking Dead, Hollywood was ushering in the beginning of a brave new era. The headlines ...

We have been talking about UltraViolet for a while now, but the official announcement of the service will come today at 1 PM ET. Ultraviolet is the DVD movie conversion service that Walmart will ...

A coalition of technology and media companies are getting together to form a consortium of corporations (say that 10 times fast) in order to help stuff the cloud into the DVD box. By this, I mean that ...

Hollywood continues to try to lay the foundation for UltraViolet, the technology that studio managers hope will replace the DVD. Sony Pictures on Friday issued Blu-ray versions of "The Smurfs" and ...

If you've purchased a DVD in the past few months, you've probably noticed a small sticker in the lower right hand corner of the film box telling you to try out Ultraviolet (UV). Inside, you'll see a ...

Walmart Entertainment’s announcement that its Vudu online video distribution division is partnering with the UltraViolet initiative to offer in-store “digital upgrades” to DVDs/Blu-ray discs is a ...

I haven't watched a DVD in a while. Long enough that I've thought about donating all of my discs to goodwill. But when I Kondo'd my possessions, the bulk of my media remained in place as they ...