Merry Xmas from the Cultpress.com Team
Have a good one, we will be back on the 27th.
Take it easy.
CP
Friday, December 22, 2006
Iron Man Site Launched - New Logo
Marvel have launched their Iron Man movie site, not much on there at the moment but a look at their new logo for Iron Man, check it out here
Thursday, December 21, 2006
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
Author JK Rowling has revealed the title of the seventh and final Harry Potter book.
It will be called Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. The announcement was made on the writer's official website.
Despite the publication date not being known, the book is tipped to be a big seller, like the rest in the series.
Speculation about the plot has surrounded the book after Rowling admitted two characters will die - some think it could be Harry Potter himself.
More over at the BBC
Wednesday, December 20, 2006
Downloadable BBC Content soon?
A fancy new distribution platform is only as good as its content, and while we knew Azureus had the former down pat with Zudeo's snappy HD distribution techniques, we weren't quite sure what they had up their sleeve for the latter part of the equation. Well, good news: BBC just signed up for Zudeo, and will be making "hundreds of episodes" available on the fledgling download service. "Programmes" will include Red Dwarf, Doctor Who and The League of Gentleman, with classics such as Fawlty Towers available as well. There will be DRM slapped on top of the shows, which will be distributed in a "high-quality" form, and there's no word yet exactly how much Zudeo will be charging for these downloads, but if they can break through that $1.99 barrier we're seeing good things in Zudeo's future -- especially with more content deals on the way, which Azureus is planning to announce in January.
Thanks to Engadget
Sunday, December 17, 2006
New Die Hard Trailer Here to Stay
Check it out here in glorious Quicktime or press play for the YouTube version.
Time Person of the year is... YOU!!!
YouTube.com have been named as Time magazine's Person of the Year for the growth and influence of user-generated content on the internet.
The US magazine praised the public for "seizing the reins of the global media" and filling the web's virtual world.
Time has been giving its controversial awards since 1927, aiming to identify those who most affect the news.
Is it a person or a global video monopoly? either way we like it, thumbs up!!!
More over at the BBC
Pop Art Camera!
Its Cheap, its about 14 USD, but wow! you too can be etched forever into Pop Art history!
More info here
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