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Telecomworldwire, Jan 19, 2001
TELECOMWORLDWIRE-19 January 2001-Full-length movie to be shown online (C)1994-2001 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD http://www.m2.com
Hollywood movie studio Miramax Films has announced plans to show a full-length film online.
On 22 January, the 1999 film 'Guinevere' will be available for download priced at USD3.49 for a 24-hour viewing license. The 500Mb file will take about 30 minutes to download over a high-speed Internet connection, The Associated Press reported.
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Miramax Films signed a deal in April 2000 with SightSound.com (http://www.SightSound.com) to offer 12 full-length films on the Internet. The arrangement is reportedly an experiment to see whether consumers are willing to view downloaded films on a pay-per-view basis.
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