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Cheyenne Jackson and John Goodman Go Digital

With the success of Netflix’s “House of Cards” and high production values, well-known actors such as Jackson, Goodman, Jeffrey Tambor, and Mark Consuelos are signing up for original online series.

The IMDb Actor Age Suit Goes Forward

The civil suit launched by Huong Hoang against IMDb’s parent company, Amazon, goes to court in Seattle April 8, with the actor’s lawyers saying the case is not about money.

Study Scripts and Research Roles with Amazon Kindle

Ereaders like the Kindle are, hands down, my favorite consumer technology products. Now Amazon has improved its already excellent Kindle lineup.

Taking Ageism (and IMDb) to Court

With the court date set on the lawsuit brought by an actor whose age was revealed by IMDb, the issue of Hollywood’s youth obsession continues to infuriate and frighten actors.

Fox Gets Into New Media Game With WIGS

A partnership between the network and YouTube’s female-centric channel—which attracts actors such as Julia Stiles, America Ferrera, and Maura Tierney—could indicate the future of programming.

Amazon’s Whiter, Brighter Kindle Makes Role Research a Pleasure

With easy and easy-to-read access to thousands of books from Amazon’s store, or PDFs, or numerous other kinds of documents, Kindles are among the most pocket- and eye-friendly ways to read anything anywhere.

MPAA Chief Dodd: Original Online Programming Has Brought ‘New Golden Age’ for TV and Film

During a speech to the National Press Club in Washington, Dodd singled out Hulu’s original series ‘Battleground,’ Amazon.com’s TV pilots and feature films, and Netflix’s $100 million-original series “House of Cards” as signs the entertainment industry is evolving.