Article by Meg James..

Source: Los Angeles Times.

Interview with Mark Greenberg on Epix and it;s services.

Posted by staff.

Source: High-Def Digest.

There hasn’t been a lot of talk about Epix recently, but making their service available across the mobile platform may strengthen their position significantly.

Article by Todd Spangler.

Source: Multichannel News.

Epix provided a look at the mobile version of the premium-movie service that would let cable, telco and satellite distributors deliver hundreds of movies on-demand to subscribers' mobile devices.

Editor: I really like the bookmark the movie and move it to mobile option.

Posted by staff.

Source: Market Watch.

EPIX(TM), the multiplatform premium entertainment service formed by Viacom Inc. , its Paramount Pictures unit, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc. and Lionsgate , today announced that it has added mobile capabilities to its multiplatform offer, expanding the viewing experience across the "third screen."

Article by Eric Gruenwedel.

Source: Home Media Magazine.

The New York-based service signed a deal this week with The National Cable Television Cooperative, based in Lenexa, Kan., which represents smaller cable operators around the country

Article by Michael White.

Source: Business Week.

Lions Gate Entertainment Corp. said the Epix cable-television channel, owned with Viacom Inc. and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios inc., expects to report a $48 million loss for the quarter ended Dec. 31

Article by Peter Lauria.

Source: New York Post.

Article about if Lionsgate will buy Miramx and add another studio to Epix's list of movie suppliers.

Article by David Goetzl.

Source: Media Daily News.

Skeptics who wondered how Epix would find distribution in a crowded landscape of pay cable channels may be losing some ammunition. Its owners say it will be in almost 16 million homes by May, while announcing a carriage deal with Charter on Thursday.

Article by staff.

Source: Market Wire.

Avail-TVN, the largest digital media services company in North America, announces an industry-wide, long-term digital media services deal with premium entertainment channel, video-on-demand and online service, EPIX™.

Posted by staff.

Source: Business Wire.

For thousands of military personnel stationed away from their families and friends, the opportunity to watch a movie with their spouses, children or friends is a distant dream made impossible by the thousands of miles that separate them from each other. But now, through an innovative new partnership between the USO (United Service Organizations) and EPIX™, the premium entertainment joint venture formed by Viacom Inc. (NYSE: VIA and VIA.B), its Paramount Pictures unit, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc. (MGM) and Lionsgate LGF, military service personnel will be able to connect with their families and friends by watching movies in an online screening room at www.epixhd.com.

Posted by Steve Anderson.

Source: Cyber Theater.

Okay, folks, before I kick this one off feel free to file it under the cry of Daffy Duck-style “woo hoo!”, because the logic’s taking a little jump, but under the circumstances, this is totally plausible.

Posted by Mike Reynolds.

Source: Multichannel News.

Carriage deal follows Cox pact announced earlier this week.

Posted by Nikki Finke.

Source: Deadline Hollywood.

EPIX, the premium entertainment joint venture formed by Viacom Inc., its Paramount Pictures unit, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc, and Lionsgate, will bring the latest Hollywood movies, 15,000 films from three of the top motion picture libraries, cutting-edge original programming and special comedy and concert events to Cox movie tier customers around the nation starting in April 2010. Specific terms of the agreement were not disclosed.

Article by Andy Fixmer and Kelly Riddell.

Source: Bloomberg.

Cox Communications Inc., the third- biggest U.S. cable system, is near an agreement with Viacom Inc. to carry Epix, the new movie channel vying for subscribers with HBO and Showtime, said three people with knowledge of the talks.

Posted by owner.

Source: Cyber Theater.

I maintain that there is some trouble for Netflix and Redbox in the recent announcing and forming of the Epix movie channel, because it represents a serious possible problem to rental outlets.