Will Peter Jackson’s The Hobbit change cinema for ever?

The Lord of the Rings director is shooting his new film at 48 frames per second – twice as fast as the industry standard

US cinemas threaten not to show films in video-on-demand dispute

Cinema owners prepared not to screen blockbusters made by studios involved in premium VoD plan. By Josh Halliday

Ben Child: It's a world first, with technology that hopes to revive an ailing industry. But it is unlikely to be seen in full in the mainland

Site that streams films such as The Social Network over the web directly from DVD players claimed to infringe copyright. By Josh Halliday

Concert conducted by Sir Simon Rattle will be shown in 140 UK cinemas as orchestras hope the technology will raise funds

Music and film groups in talks with broadband providers over code that would bar access to sites such as The Pirate Bay. By Josh Halliday

Plans to restrict illegal filesharing could be delayed for at least a year as measures are battled out in high court. By Josh Halliday

Peter Bradshaw: Why BT's ad campaign is the most annoying wedding you'll hear about all year

Yoostar 2 gives you the chance to take your place on the big screen, writes Will Freeman

Sady Doyle: When a TechCrunch writer posted 'snarky' remarks about Source Code's marketing, the studio wasn't impressed. So what?