What is it? And why should I care? Plex Another Top Ten list Apple's 99 cent deal - not that great ? Internet Buzz Strategy for Brazilians Working Dog iPhone app Fetch TV - consumers signing up? What is it? And why should I care? Kylo The New Technicolor - interview with Vince Pizzica Star Wars Uncut : fan-sourced movie wins Emmy Australian makes the YouTube Rich List Tourism NZ Branded Content Movie Extra webisodes - $50k up for grabs StoryLabs - Trans Media workshops and more Time Warner iPad App demo YouTube Developments Roundup Branded Meta-Series - The Young and the Connected Australia's One Gig Referendum VioCorp delivers TonTon for Malaysian TV Neflix big VOD play YouTube Partner Grants worth $5m Southern Star/Mitchell Branded Content deal MasterChef serves up video feast PWC Report tips Web advertising boom Hollywood versus Australian ISP Innovative Distribution - Screen Australia style. XML Melbourne - Film X-tended Conference Day highlights Hybrid Distribution – Jon Reiss Trans Media launch for new Fox series New QUT Creative Industries Research project Study reveals extent of Australian video downloads New Screen Content Research Fix Play streaming offer Crowd Funding. Hope or Hype? IPTV Content Goldrush - it's on. Foxtel and Telstra make up? The Tunnel interview with Enzo Tedeschi and Julian Harvey Branded content Feature from Ridley Scott and LG Netflix streaming cracks Pay TV window Just when you thought the NBN was fast.. CORRECTION to Fundbreak Post ACMA: IPTV for beginners, Radio content shock Fetch TV2 launched NBN HQ for Melbourne while Tassie lights up. The 135k Project aka The Tunnel The Kids are All Right marketing tactic It's like Freeview only smarter. Google wins against Viacom Film Futures markets scuppered? 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Hybrid TV The New 3Fs Is the Tide Turning against Piracy? CONFERENCE-IN-A-BLOG. SPAA09 Selling Your Content Online - Part One MySpace Music - Lessons from the Music Industry Film Marketing First for Australia? Leaders in Content Conflict CONFERENCE IN A BLOG - Digital Distribution Summit 09 ABC iView and ABC Shop kicking goals. The Australia Channel? Mininova - implode or explode? The Last Metre to the Content Cloud To Link and be Linked - the case for becoming an Aggregator News Corp to charge for exhaust fumes IPTV Content Deals Pirate Judo The New Nine MSN - First Look Australian Networks stirring, Ratings Slumbering? YouTube Monetisation Latest Scott Kirsner's new ebook - walking the talk DVD Sales conundrum - consumer preference? Swedish Industry benefits from Piracy? Are you a Giver? Micropayments - Newspapers' loss our gain? Apple and Twitter? iTunes downloads for the restless Blockbuster and TiVo get married Logan punctures the Pirates Window Breakthrough Movie Web Sites - My Take Twitter Business Model - at last First Web TV Awards CONFERENCE IN A BLOG - AIMIA V21 Films in a Blink The best of times, the worst of times The legal download scramble is on Latest production company to go Digital IP TV coming to your TV set CONFERENCE IN A BLOG - Media09 Sydney Feb 16. CONFERENCE IN A BLOG - Media09 Sydney Feb 16. YouTube Paid Downloads? Diller's crew jumps ship X-Media Lab Melbourne X-Media day 2 News You Can Use 01|Jun|10 Telstra T Box offering revealed It's getting crowded out there as the offers to tempt the 70% of Australians who don't have pay-TV to buy something like Pay TV roll out. Perhaps stung by the recent announcements from Fetch TV and TransACT, Telstra announced their T-Box package today. It looks like this: A $299 PVR with twin HD tuners (probably a re-badged Homecast box) Seven BigPond TV channels (five are sport, no surprises there) and movie downloads. According to the PR, there are ".. over 1300 movies available to download..movies start at $3.99.." on a seven day hire. No additional bandwidth charges for Telstra customers. This is very attractive, given the movie download option. Among the movies available for download, Telstra mentions Mao's Last Dancer, the first time any local content has been directly referenced in any of the offers, to my knowledge. Hallelujah! I'll find out what else they have. Share: Facebook Del.icio.us Digg Stumble Upon Reddit   Follow MediaWave on Twitter   Susbscribe by RSS MediaWave is supported by: