Paramount Home Entertainment has renewed its replication and DVD services agreements with Technicolor, ending speculation it could enter into a physical distribution partnership with another studio.

I’m told this new deal is supposed to save Paramount “many tens of millions annually” as the studio copes with the sinking DVD market. There had been rumors that Paramount was in home entertainment ...

Paramount Pictures is poised to drop its support of HD DVD in favor of Sony’s Blu-ray format, landing a decisive blow to the Toshiba-backed next-generation DVD format and all but assuring Blu-ray's ...

An industrywide slump in DVD sales and the weak economy have prompted Paramount Pictures to enter into talks with at least two competitors to merge some aspects of its home video operations, people ...

This story was written by Rafat Ali. Update: A source has confirmed that the talks are ongoing, but are preliminary (not advanced, as FT reported), and include the other studios as well, besides Sony ...

Paramount has angered exhibitors with its decision to release two DVDs -- including "G.I. Joe" -- less than three months after their theatrical bows. By Carl DiOrio, The Associated Press The Windows ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. After five months without a president of worldwide home entertainment, ...

Paramount's decision to abandon Blu-ray in favor of HD DVD has raised many, many questions, especially after it came to light that Paramount and DreamWorks received a combined $150 million as part of ...

There must be a god! I now have a bit more faith in humanity! We can all throw away our bootlegs (you know you bought one) of the TV horror phenomenon known as “Tales from the Darkside” as Paramount ...

I have been irritated at the Hollywood studios for a while now when it comes to how they handle releasing DVDs. The problem is that some of the big studios won't let kiosks like Redbox get the films ...

Paramount Pictures and DreamWorks Animation have announced that their high-def DVD releases will appear exclusively on HD DVD. They had previously been releasing titles in both Blu-ray and HD DVD ...