Amazon is rumored to be launching an e-book rental option, which could prompt others such as Apple and Barnes & Noble to do the same, but the question remains as to how much consumers will be willing to pay for the service.
Pre-crime computers, airport body scanners and robot pals are among the things movies saw coming.
YouTube is the latest company looking to make an aggressive push for its video streaming service.
Hackers have made an easy plot device for movie makers. How on-target are the characterizations?
Blockbuster is offering Netflix subscribers a promotion matching Netflix's raised prices, though Blockbuster said its service has more benefits because it also offers video games, lets people exchange discs in stores and has "many new releases" earlier than Netflix.
For months, techies and music lovers alike have been salivating over the prospect of Spotify launching in the U.S., but now that the music service is here, will it revolutionize the way consumers listen to music?
Why is Netflix raising its prices? In part, because the company miscalculated how many people still want to receive DVDs by mail each month.
Netflix is separating its DVD and streaming subscriptions. Will you pay for both services?
Driven by strong sales of digital music, the record industry finally saw some growth.
