Europe-wide online DVD distributor Lovefilm on Monday said it has acquired the services of BBC digital guru Ben Lavender to lead the company's digital charge. By Stuart Kemp, The Associated Press ...

Amazon’s European video rental company LoveFilm passed a landmark in February 2012, when, for the first time, it streamed more films and TV programs than it sent as DVDs or Blu-ray discs by mail. But, ...

Today LOVEFiLM launches on PlayStation®3 (PS3T) through award-winning developer Push Button Ltd who have signed a significant agreement to partner with LOVEFiLM and act as an extension of the ...

As Netflix continues its expansion in the U.S. and readies an international rollout, European outfit Lovefilm is also beefing up its presence. With nearly 1.6 million members in Blighty, Germany, ...

LONDON -- Europe-wide online DVD distributor Lovefilm said Monday that it has acquired the services of BBC digital guru Ben Lavender to lead the company's digital charge. By Stuart Kemp, The ...

LoveFilm has expressed concern about Sky's exclusive deal for subscription video on-demand (SVOD) movie rights, which could enable it to dominate the market. Since establishing in 2002, LoveFilm has ...

Today, Amazon is hammering another nail into the coffin of DVDs with the closure of its “Lovefilm by Post” business. Lovefilm was often called the “Netflix of Europe” back when Netflix’s main business ...

LOVEFiLM members streamed more films and TV series instantly over the internet via LOVEFiLM Instant than rented DVDs, Blu-rays and games in February 2012, the company revealed today. The level of ...

LOVEFiLM.com, Europe's leading online DVD rental service, is breaking new ground by entering into the computer games market and launching an online games rental service. As from Thursday 25th August ...

The U.K. company will be the exclusive streaming provider of Warner Bros. films during the second window of availability. CNET contributor Don Reisinger is a technology columnist who has covered ...

The UK online film provider Lovefilm is dropping Adobe's Flash as its delivery technology in favour of Microsoft's Silverlight. The move will mean no more Lovefilm access for those running Linux/Unix ...