Digital Entertainment

GOG.com is taking one small step in offering DRM-free movies and TV shows.

Steam will soon become a fierce competitor to iTunes and Google Play.

ISPs are cutting the file sharers.

There's a current problem with the screen saver.

The next Nook will be manufactured by Samsung.

WD has added another media player in its line of WD TV set-top-boxes that's a bit more personal.

YouTube may be purchasing Twitch.

Here's another method of payment on Google Play.

You can now lend UltraViolet movies and TV shows to five people.

Electronic Arts and Comcast working on a streaming games plan.

The music industry is a total mess.

Give us a break: this can't be a coincidence.

Amazon's much-rumored Fire TV is here.

The deal is expected to be final by the end of the year.

Something big seems to be brewing in the House of Amazon.

Valve will start testing Steam Music soon, so sign up now for the limited beta.

The device will be more than just a console.

One company is looking to bring 12-bit color encoding to Blu-ray.

Intel has thrown in the streaming TV towel.

Netgear is looking to replace the set-top-box provided by cable companies.