Major two-part expansion brings classic indie films and docs to a growing array of mobile devices and video platforms
For independent film, online distribution is becoming as important -- if not more so -- than theaters
Venture firms NEA and Comcast Interactive invest to expand digital distribution for indie film; Bingham Ray joins as consultant
SnagFilms releases ad-supported application for Apple tablet
Starbucks new digital network launching this fall will include Snagfilms, and promote "Waiting for Superman," CEO says
Snagfilms documentaries will be available to Starbucks wifi users when its digital network launches later this fall
What happened to the guy who way back in the early '90s proclaimed: "Digitize or die"?
Company’s indieWIRE website also adds Peter Bogdanovich blog
Second annual online festival designed to open new distribution channels for documentaries
Longtime Variety critic, dumped abruptly in March, launches blog with IndieWire
More than 700 titles will be available free on film and director pages.
Site will host dedicated channels for Hot Docs, Outfest and Full Frame Documentary Film Festival.
A new online distribution system for documentaries launched in July has found widespread consumer adoption, but is still not close to providing substantive income to documentary or low-budget filmmakers.
Documentary films find virtual theaters on the SnagFilm web site.
