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Hollywood Byte
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HollywoodByte.com is dedicated to serving up what’s fresh and relevant in the world of media and entertainment technology. Everyday we scour the web for meaningful articles impacting the industry. From anti-piracy to video gaming the Hollywood Byte is your single source for breaking news within media and entertainment technology.
- Added on: Aug 2nd, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Dan
- Listed in: Technology Film
- Tags: entertainment media techology dam studios digital asset management
Recent Posts
Talking about Internet ‘piracy’
With Lord Peter Mandelson stepping off of his media mogul friend's yacht recently and announcing his newly found dislike for the peer-to-peer file sharer, Internet 'piracy' has once again become a hot topic....
MPAA: Fighting Piracy Increases Consumer Choices
MPAA Chairman and CEO Dan Glickman recently testified before the Government Management, Organization and Procurement Subcommittee as a part of hearing titled: Protecting Intellectual Property Rights in a Global Economy: Current Trends and Future Cha...
3-D TV moves closer to reality
The Blu-ray Disc Assn. reaches agreement on a standard that allows for full 1080p viewing of 3-D movies on TVs....
Guild loses hope on vidgame pact
The Screen Actors Guild remains at a standstill on reaching a deal with the videogame industry -- and will probably see further erosion of its tiny slice of vidgame voice work....
Evolving with technology
Stuntmen find a place in new digital landscape -- With the release of James Cameron&'s "Avatar" Friday, the helmer introduces new motion-capture technology that would seem to make the job of stuntmen obsolete, but in fact, the opposite has resulted....
Entertainment Groups Praise Capitol Confab With Biden
The federal government has come out in a big way in support of antipiracy efforts this week.On Monday, Congress gave the green light to $30 million in grants to states and local governments to reduce illegal downloading....
