Google aims for Miramax library by Zivka Deleva

Money never sleeps, doesn't it? Fighting for the market and the customers, all communicative companies are doing everything possible to earn the peoples attention. In a time when it is not at all easy to gain your public, knowing how much competing there is, every body is trying to be more innovative and to win over the market. Whenever I think on this issue, there are few companies that always come to my mind. There we have Apple, we have RIM, we have Google...And that's not like for nothing. They are the fast growing companies in the business in the last few years. And now, what's the new with Google? The Internet browser aims to improve its YouTube service and make it! a more often destination for users, but not only for clips limited on short time, but being able to watch a movie, as well. And how would Google achieve that? Some news say that Google's managers have put their eyes on Miramax's archives which are in the hands of Filmyard Holdings. The talks are for about some 700 films. Some of the titles are Trainspotting, No land for old men, Pulp Fiction... And just when you think you have thought of something original, there comes the competition. Google is facing Netflix company that has the streaming possibility, because they also are about to win over the Miramax offer. Up to four months, Miramax belonged to Walt Disney Co, but for some 660 million dollars, they went in the hands of Filmyard Holdings. And now, it is up to the new owner to decide whom to give the digital rights to. But it is expected that by the end of this year the "winner" will be known.

by Zivka Deleva for Cantell TV (http://cantell.tv)

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