Amazon.com will offer customers the ability to instantly purchase, rent and watch digital movies and TV episodes from its video service, Amazon Video On Demand, via the Roku Digital Video Player. Beginning in early 2009, the Roku Player, which currently supports only the Netflix service, will offer access to Amazon Video On Demand’s more than 40,000 commercial-free movies and TV shows, enabling Roku customers to watch new release movie titles instantly.

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Fox, ESPN on Improving Live Sports Experience With DTC

It’s been a few months since the launch of Fox One and ESPN Unlimited. While we’re still waiting to hear how the DTC apps are performing from a numbers perspective, we learned a bit more about how each programmer is working to improve the live sports watching experience.

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