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Epix to launch Sony PlayStation apps
Viacom's Epix premium network said it is building apps that will allow subscribers to access its programming on Sony's PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita systems.
Netflix to use Sony PlayStation as 'primary development platform'
Netflix and Sony said Tuesday that Netflix plans to use the Sony PlayStation 3 gaming console as its "primary development platform" for distributing video to its online video subscribers.
Sony to embed Ensequence interactive TV platform in connected TVs
Ensequence signed a deal with Sony Electronics that could help ESPN, Turner Broadcasting, AMC and other networks deliver interactive advertising and programming to connected TVs.
Mexico's Totalmovie plots 2013 launch of IP-based live TV service
Mexican online premium and on-demand video entertainment provider Totalmovie has announced plans to launch an Internet-based live television service in 2013 that it will make available to consumers using Web- and Internet-connected devices like TVs, smartphones, tablets, streaming players and video consoles.
As FCC closed captioning deadline looms, online video industry largely silent
The FCC deadline of Sept. 30, after which closed captioning must be provided for all online programming originally aired on TV, is coming up fast. But will TV networks and other purveyors of online video content be ready?
Hulu rolls out new Hulu Plus interface to PlayStation 3 users first
Hulu Plus has jacked up the Sony PlayStation 3 (PS3) experience with what a Hulu blogger calls "a new and improved Hulu Plus experience ... designed to help you get to the shows you watch faster than ever before." Also: Martha Stewart's online debut.
Sony: Apple, Samsung won't be the only successful smartphone vendors
Sony Mobile Communications reiterated its plans to use its prowess in gaming, digital imaging and audio technology to regain its footing in the hotly contested smartphone market.
Samsung and Sony at IFA
Samsung and Sony Mobile released a range of new products at the IFA trade show in Europe, including new Android- and Windows-powered smartphones and tablets. Check out the companies' most...
Sony to axe 1,000 mobile jobs, move HQ from Sweden to Japan
Sony said it will cut 15 percent of the workforce of Sony Mobile Communications, or around 1,000 jobs, and will move its global mobile headquarters from Lund, Sweden, to Tokyo. The shift is part of Sony's renewed emphasis on smartphones and integrating them with other Sony products and content offerings.
Rumour Mill: Sony Mobile to axe hundreds of jobs in Sweden
Sony Mobile Communications will dramatically reduce its workforce at its mobile phone factory in Lund, Sweden, according to reports from local newspaper Sydsvenskan .
