Amazon has announced a new deal with Paramount that will see hundreds of its hit movies coming to Prime Instant Video for free. This newest deal for Amazon will see them once again increasing the size of the catalog the company offers as a free perk to its Amazon Prime members.  What started off as

Amazon may be joining the ranks of Netflix and Hulu as rumors circulate that the company is in talks to save ABC’s canceled drama series, Pan Am. Hulu is in the process of launching more original content, and Netflix has been going around discussing saving canceled series from Terra Nova to The River, and now

Amazon announced this morning that has struck yet another deal to bolster its Prime Instant Videos selection. Hit shows from Discovery Communications will be joining the growing roster of content available via Amazon Prime Instant Videos.  The new selection will include previous seasons of shows such as Deadliest Catch, Dirty Jobs, Mythbusters, Whale Wars and Say

Amazon announced this morning that it has added content from the Viacom family of networks to its growing Amazon Prime Instant Video service. Rumors began circulating yesterday that an announcement was imminent from the two companies, and this morning they made it official.  Amazon Prime members will be able to get free access to shows

Amazon continues to add more content to its Amazon Prime Instant Video service ahead of the launch of its Kindle Fire tablet. For this round the company decided to go for a bit of high brow content by adding programming from PBS. Jeff Bezos, CEO of Amazon, announced today that over 1,000 episodes of various

Amazon announced this morning that it has signed a deal with Fox to bring movies and television episodes to its growing Amazon Prime Instant Video service. Under the new deal between the two companies some of the shows coming to Amazon will include 24, Arrested Development, The X-Files, Ally McBeal, Buffy the Vampire Slayer and The Wonder

Make no mistake, Amazon is about to get very serious about streaming video.  Just last week they struck a deal with CBS for several television series, and now they’ve made a deal for numerous movies from NBC Universal. This new deal between the companies does not cover recent releases, but users of the Amazon Prime

At last the missing element of the Hulu puzzle has fallen into place.  Since earlier this month it was known that the streaming service was looking into selling out to someone, and the list of potential buyers included tech luminaries such as Amazon, Netflix, Microsoft, Yahoo and more.  One name that no one had talked

Amazon is trying to strengthen its Amazon Prime Instant Video service to take on the likes of Netflix Watch Instantly, and a deal struck with CBS this week shows that the online retailer is not messing around. Under the new deal between Amazon and CBS, the retailer will add 2,000 more episodes its fledgling streaming video service that is