Digital TV News: Thomas Gewecke
Singtel, Sony Pictures and Warner Bros. establish OTT JV for Asia
Jan 30, 2015 – Singtel, Sony Pictures Television and Warner Bros. Entertainment have established HOOQ, a joint venture start-up, to offer a regional over-the-top (OTT) video service in Asia. HOOQ will deliver both Hollywood blockbusters and TV series, as well as local movies and programmes.
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Singtel, Sony Pictures Television, Warner Bros, HOOQ, Jonathan Auerbach, George Chien, Thomas Gewecke, Peter G. Bithos, Asia, Digital TV, Streaming
Warner Bros. Entertainment Becomes First Hollywood Studio To Offer Movies Directly On Facebook
Mar 8, 2011 – Warner Bros. Digital Distribution has announced that it will begin testing an offering of selected movies for purchase or rental through Warner Bros. Entertainment's Facebook movie Pages.
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Warner Bros, Digital TV, Streaming, USA
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