Government-backed movie streaming service coming to China in Q4, bringing Paramount titles along

Government-helmed China Movie Channel's site M1905 announced this week that it's joining forces with Jiaflix -- a consortium comprised of Hollywood-types like former Columbia exec Sid Ganis -- to launch a movie streaming service in China. The still unnamed offering is set to stream both Chinese and international films, including a deal struck with Paramount that will bring the studio's back catalog and future releases to the service. The fruits of the partnership are set to launch in the fourth quarter of this year, bringing streaming to a number of platforms, including smartphone and tablets. Jiaflix and China Movie Channel added that they'll have a plan in place to combat potential piracy through the service, but have yet to spell out what such a plan of action would entail.

Video Chat, Bringing People Closer

Video chat is getting to be the most-recent methods of connection over and above, exactly what a style of connection it has now turned out to be. It will be forever changed the definition of chatting and precisely what technology can perform on this field. Video chat and video spreading has brought family members closer, one that was dispersed wide and apart by globalization. Right now, with the mouse click, it's possible to video chat with an individual sitting a long way and continents apart in several countries. The truth is those today grandparent are thankful to this invention because it is very easy for them to talk and see their loved ones, especially their grand children through the video chat.