Warner will become the first Hollywood studio to distribute movies through the community network Facebook in the U.S., announced the group, Tuesday, March 8. The new service, initially available only in the United States, will start with The Dark Knight (Dark Knight), the last episode of the adventures of Batman and one of the most profitable films of all time.
The film will be available to rent from a social network page, and distributed in streams (streaming) through a Facebook application. It will cost 30 "credits Facebook," $ 3 (about 2 euros) to the user able to view the movie an unlimited number for forty-eight hours. A NEW FIELD FOR CREDIT FACEBOOK Warner described this initiative as an experiment, and other securities should be offered for rent or sale "in the coming months." "Facebook has become a daily destination for millions of people," said in a statement Thomas Gewecke, president of digital distribution for Warner.
The film will be available to rent from a social network page, and distributed in streams (streaming) through a Facebook application. It will cost 30 "credits Facebook," $ 3 (about 2 euros) to the user able to view the movie an unlimited number for forty-eight hours. A NEW FIELD FOR CREDIT FACEBOOK Warner described this initiative as an experiment, and other securities should be offered for rent or sale "in the coming months." "Facebook has become a daily destination for millions of people," said in a statement Thomas Gewecke, president of digital distribution for Warner.