Starz to Make Content Downloadable

Tuesday, Jan. 3 2006 | Author: AlexTan

Starz Entertainment is set to release a $9.99 subscription service that will allow subscribers to download content to watch on their portable video players, computers, and televisions. This subscription service, Vongo, is following in the footsteps of ABC, NBC, and CBS. Starz already offers a similar service with RealNetworks, but the service does not allow you to play the files on your portable music player. This service may become popular because of the lower cost media players that are supposed to appear at CES (Consumer Electronics Show). The service will contain 800 features films, but unfourtunately, Vongo will not work with iPods. You can test out a beta version right now here.

Share and Enjoy

Patapon 2 to be sold solely as downloadable content?
Resident Evil 5 will have downloadable content
LG to introduce a Blu-Ray and HD-DVD player in CES
Intel Viiv: On-Demand Digital Entertainment
Yahoo Getting Into The Music Biz

Hope you like that post!

Forever Geek is a resource for all things geek. You can stay tuned by having the latest FG news delivered to you for free via RSS.

Category: Uncategorized
Tags:

2 Responses for "Starz to Make Content Downloadable"

Griffith

January 3rd, 2006 at 14:12
1

If it fails to work with iPod, I think it has already pretty much failed as the service they’re trying to give.
Chris

January 4th, 2006 at 09:46
2

seems like a nice service. the only problem i can see is the limited movie selection right now. hopefully this will send a message to the other movie and tv people and start a larger, more comprehensive service (here’s hoping).