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Netflix, Amazon Unbox, and Blockbuster all on your TiVo
by Brad Linder, posted Apr 13th 2007 9:30AM
One of the greatest things about TiVo is that the company makes it easy for users to build programs that add functions TiVo has left out.For example, you can watch movies from Amazon Unbox on your TiVo now, but you can't browse and download movies on your TiVo box. You need to use a computer.
That is, until some enterprising users started hacking together programs that let you surf Amazon Unbox from the comfort of your couch. And why stop there? One user has developed a plugin that lets you browse Amazon Unbox, NetFlix, and Blockbuster all using your remote control.
BitTorrent video store to launch Monday
by Brad Linder, posted Feb 25th 2007 3:26PM
BitTorrent is shrugging off its reputation as a program that helps pirates find illegal copies of software, music, and video files and launching its new BitTorrent Entertainment Network tomorrow. The new store has support from content producers including Warner Brothers, 20th Century Fox, MTV, Paramount, MGM, and Lions Gate.The store will feature about 3,000 movies at launch, and several thousand television episodes. There'll also be about 1,000 video games, and 1,000 music videos.
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