3D TV sales are off to a slow start. And Panasonic says Samsung isn’t playing fair.

Sony held an informal gathering for journalists at the Sony Building in New York, and all the buzz was about 3D.

A study from Strategy Analytics reveals that a surprising number of consumers think so.

Pioneer was the first to go. Then, Hitachi followed. Will Toshiba be the next company to exit the television business in the United States?

It took nearly seven years before HDTV really took off. So how can we expect 3D to launch in less time?

Best Buy announced recently it would make certain movies available for 99 cents per viewing through its Cinema Now digital download service.

According to Fujifilm representatives, this is the world’s first 3D digital camera that also records HD 3D clips.

Epix and Netflix are close to signing a deal that would give the latter company exclusive online rights to films from Paramount Pictures, Lions Gate, and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.

Optical disc replicator Cineram International announced yesterday it is lopping 300 more jobs from its Olyphant (PA) DVD pressing facility.

Discount DVD rental kiosk operator Redbox recently announced it would start stocking Blu-ray movies for $1.50 per night rentals.