by admin at Friday, September 19, 2008 in YouTube
Tags: Internet, TV, Videos, violence, YouTube
The increasing manifestation of gang and gun culture on TV and Internet has become a real headache for several countries around the world and now the think tanks of these countries are trying to curb it by implementing new media rules and regulations. In such a bid, YouTube has also banned all those submissions that show guns and knives in a positive way.
The new rule has been implemented because of an investigative report from The Times’ that noticed some failings in YouTube’s monitoring system.
A spokesperson for Google, who owns the website said about the new ruling: “The particular concern is over those videos that show weapons to threat or bullying the people and this area is really needed to be addressed. Click here to read more »
by admin at Thursday, September 18, 2008 in Internet, Movies
Tags: IMDB, Internet, movie, stream, TV, website
IMDB.com, which is quite well-known as the biggest internet movie site and a haven for movie buffs all around the world, is considering streaming all movies for free to its website.
Things are not being done halves by the company as it offering around 6,000 movies this autumn in which some classics like ‘Some like It Hot’, Raising Arizona, Cult and Fever Pitch have been included.
Heroes, 24, and Family Guy like whole host of TV shows have also been included on the site for free.
Isn’t it sad that the service will be available only in the US and nothing has been told about the UK release date for the free content? Click here to read more »
by admin at Monday, September 08, 2008 in Internet
Tags: America, DVD, movie, political, Slacker uprising, TV, uk
Michael Moore’s new film ‘Slacker uprising’ will be released online for free as the political commentator has called it “gift for friends”
The movie is about visits of over 60 campuses that were made by Moore up to 2004 Presidential elections to ask the students for vote.
The film will be released on DVD as it wouldn’t be getting a theatrical release and as Moore says that it wouldn’t happen soon and you can watch the film free for three weeks. Click here to read more »
