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They always have, as much as Best Buy's flyers, you've probably just never noticed until now. Namely, because both B&M stores don't directly make money off the digital sales...Point to consider, for chain-store based digital services. (Which is why Wal-Mart keeps hyping going to the physical...

Oh, now, that's just cruel! It's hard enough losing a good service, but getting them hooked on CinemaNow, only to watch THAT one go under a month or two later, they did that deliberately! ;)

I suspect current customers did get a notice, or will when it's official, just that...I don't happen to know any. :unsure: And failure isn't one thing that often gets mentioned by the PR people in the press statements, especially when they don't have the silver-lining statement telling...

(It isn't? :blink: So, CinemaNow's troubles aren't a good thing either?) Except that that's making the prime fans' assumption: That everyone in the country is the authority on the format that the diehard fan is. (Run out onto the street and find me ten people who've heard of MGO. Go...

Competition is better when it COMPETES. Which usually boils down to a two or three-way contest between the champs trying to outdo each other with product, not marketing. Amazon tried to get a jump with original programming, iTunes offered cross-platform Mac synergy, while Vudu offered HDX and...

I will confess that my first reaction was "....NOOOOOO KIDDING!! :) " CinemaNow also didn't fare well for retailers who thought they could get in on this "new industry" they'd heard about without really gauging the market or understanding the technology enough, just because Wal-Mart/Vudu...