CinemaNow headed to VuNow

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 03 Aug 2009 2:23

VuNow has announced that they have added Roxio CinemaNow content to their VuNow Internet TV service.

The service allows users to watch video content directly from their TVs without the need for a PC. The service connects to YouTube, many global TV stations, and now over 10,000 CinemaNow movies.

"VuNow offers consumers the broadest choice of online video content for today's living room," added Prakash Bhalerao, Verismo Networks CEO. "By partnering with Sonic, we're able to give our customers even more entertainment options - from TV episodes to Hollywood new releases."

A VuNow Pod, used to access the content, costs $129 USD.

Topics Online video

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