rotten tomatoes
Continuing the push to control all aspects, such as movies to explore and enjoy, now ticketing site Fandango announced that it has acquired site Rotten Tomatoes aggregation and discovery Flixster applications both film critics. Fandango selected site Warner Bros. Entertainment, which now have a minority stake in the Fandango. (Lest it seems Rotten Tomatoes is finally released from the yoke of perceived conflicts of interest should be, noted that Fandango of NBC Universal is, which means that everyone always falls into the largest family of Hollywood.)
It is the second acquisition this year, the greater ambitions as part Fandango is telegraphing. In January he bought video-streaming service M GO. This service, but not as high profile as Amazon Prime or Netflix offers videos on mobile applications and Roku boxes and two Samsung and LG TVs, continuously among others. (It was also one of the first services outside the door with 4K video delivery.) Fandango considering restarting M-GO later this year under its own brand, which could stake a claim as a single service films may be people like for streaming to home theater tickets to buy. Flixster Video, which allows people to access your collection of movies ultraviolet, not part of the agreement, but it will take before closing completely at the end of this year users to the new Fandango service.
According to the press release the acquisition of the announcement, also Fandango partnerships with chains and theater studios includes to offer "super notes" - and while no details beyond that, it is easy an all conceivable in-one solution that allows the public say, to buy a ticket to suicide squad later this year, and then receive a copy of the streaming video when the time of publication comes home.
