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  • February 28th, 2013

    Amazon Instant Video Scores Deal With Scripps Networks, For HGTV, DIY, Food Network, Travel Channel & More

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    Amazon is again announcing an expansion to its Amazon Instant Video lineup, with today’s addition of back catalog content from Scripps Networks, home to HGTV, DIY Network, Food Network, Cooking Channel and Travel Channel. The deal involves “hundreds” of episodes of past seasons, and is notable for being the first online-only distribution agreement Scripps has signed to date, according to Amazon’s… → Read More

    January 14th, 2013

    Amazon Launches Instant Video For Nintendo Wii

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    If you own a Wii, you were probably a little bummed out to hear that Amazon would be serving up Instant Video to the Wii U and not to your older console.

    But fret no longer, as Amazon has just announced that its library of streaming video content is now available to Wii owners.

    Amazon’s Instant Video library is home to over 145,000 titles, and if you’re a Prime member you have automatic… → Read More

    August 1st, 2012

    Amazon Instant Video Comes To The iPad

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    Amazon Prime members who like to rock an iPad, not the Kindle Fire, now have access to Amazon’s ever-growing collection of movies and TV with today’s launch of the Amazon Instant Video app, which just popped up this morning in the App Store for iPad. As with the desktop and Kindle tablet version, the app allows users to watch videos for free, but only if they’re already a paying member of Amazon… → Read More

    March 14th, 2012

    Amazon’s Biggest Deal Yet: Discovery Brings 3,000 More Titles To Amazon Instant Video

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    Amazon announced a new licensing deal this morning with Discovery Communications, the media company behind cable TV channels including the Discovery Channel, TLC, Animal Planet, Investigation Discovery and Science and Military Channel. Under the terms of the agreement, which CEO Jeff Bezos calls the company’s “biggest addition yet,” Amazon Prime customers will now have the rights to stream series… → Read More