Warner Bros. is apparently hoping to attract new fans by offering movies for viewing on Facebook.
The movie studio announced this evening it would begin testing a program that would offer movies for sale or rental for a brief period through its fan pages on the social-networking giant.
Beginning tomorrow, Facebook users can use Facebook Credits to rent "The Dark Knight" through the movie's official fan page on the social-networking site, Warner said in statement. The movie can be rented for 30 Facebook credits or $3, and Facebook users will have access to the movie on Facebook for 48 hours through their accounts on the social network.
More: http://news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-20040420-93.html
The movie studio announced this evening it would begin testing a program that would offer movies for sale or rental for a brief period through its fan pages on the social-networking giant.
Beginning tomorrow, Facebook users can use Facebook Credits to rent "The Dark Knight" through the movie's official fan page on the social-networking site, Warner said in statement. The movie can be rented for 30 Facebook credits or $3, and Facebook users will have access to the movie on Facebook for 48 hours through their accounts on the social network.
More: http://news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-20040420-93.html