NEWS: Orange signs online movie deal with MGM

Andy Clough Wednesday, December 12, 2007 14:13


French telecom giant Orange has struck a deal with Hollywood studio MGM to make its films available online for customers to download to their PCs or a special set-top box.

The 24/24 video-on-demand service will offer films form as little as €1, and customers can keep them for up to 24 hours. The service enables you to watch the film as many times as you like, and even to pause, rewind and fast-forward it.

Orange has already signed up Paramount and Fox for the service, so with MGM onboard can now offer its customers around 2000 videos.

The downside? Well sadly, while the service is available in most of Europe, it's not yet available in the UK. But we're told it will be heading across the Channel 'soon'.

Technorati Tags: , , , ,

Comments

Anonymous comments are disabled

About Andy Clough

Andy Clough studied English and French at Leeds University and has been a journalist for 20 years. Andy was editor of What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision for five years, before launching Home Cinema magazine and editing the Ultimate Guide series. Andy is now Editor of whathifi.com