Warner Brothers starts Internet delivery

Warner Brothers recording studio began selling films and television shows via a Online Guba video exchange service, reports Computer with reference to CNET News . Under the terms of the transaction, subscribers of a file -bearing resource will be able to buy films or rent them. The cost of the new film will be 19.99 US dollars, and the old one - $ 9.99. At the same time, one day of the rental of the film will cost $ 1.79. All films will be protected from copying the system developed by Microsoft.

This transaction once again confirmed a change in Hollywood's attitude to such sites. Last month, Warner Brothers chose the Bittorrent file exchange technology to spread their films. Guba leadership, in turn, believes that the deal with Warner will help her stand out among competitors such as YouTube.

In early June, a similar agreement with the pyrendal service Qtrax concluded EMI, issuing it a license to disseminate music from its own catalog. The QTRAX network will open in the United States this year and will be funded by advertising. Users will be able to download music for free after watching advertising or making a paid subscription.