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How we watch movies and how we listen to music is changing!

Advances in technology are changing the way the movie industry is doing business. Today’s movie consumers are looking for more convenient ways of viewing films without finding seating in a movie theater. They are also seeking better quality and sharper images. To stay competitive and reduce the challenges associated with technological developments the industry must identify best practices and apply those practices to problems these new technologies may face.

On May 9, 2006 Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Group announced a groundbreaking agreement with Bit Torrent Inc. to leverage the company’s peer-assisted delivery system for the electronic sales of motion picture and television content in the United States. With this announcement, Warner Bros. became the first major studio to provide legal video content via the BitTorrent publishing platform.

The Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Group was founded in 2005 to bring together all of the Warner Bros. Entertainment businesses involved in the digital delivery of entertainment content to consumers, including home video, online, wireless, games and anti-piracy and emerging technologies operations.

BitTorrent is home to the world’s leading open-source file-sharing protocol by the same name, specifically created to overcome the obstacles of transferring large files over the Internet. Created in 2001, BitTorrent enables millions of users worldwide to publish, search and download popular digital content quickly, easily and securely.

The new BitTorrent Service will feature hundreds of Warner Bros. television shows and films for download with DVD. The technology behind BitTorrent is elegantly designed for the delivery of large files like TV programs and films. Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Group was established to provide quality entertainment to millions of families, and these steps to come to terms with peer to peer sharing have kept that vision in step. You can now download your favorite movies and television shows right to your computer.

Will this new technology eliminate the need for televisions as we know it? Is the new Blu-ray disc already an outdated format when by hooking your computer to your flat screen television, you could watch downloaded movies without any disks at all? While this creates the need for better data backup systems, I believe this technology may eventually take the place of traditional movie production and distribution as we know it.

Why would you drive to the video store when in 5 or 10 minutes you could have the movie zapped to your screen at a lower price? This also eliminates the hassle for return. DVD by mail companies have already picked up on this trend of people wanting everything delivered. People actually seem to be willing to pay extra not to have to run an errand.