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Warner Bros. had reached an agreement with Facebook, where users can "rent" movies and diffusion through the social networking site. Last month, Paramount Pictures has more titles from Facebook and now The Big Lebowski is available at Universal Studios for rent. Users can rent the movie directly from the fan page. This coincides with the release of the Blu-ray. NBC Universal has worked with F-commerce Milyoni developer to make some extra features to share the service. Users can share the rent and comments on some individual parts of the film, besides being able to comment on the entire movie. They can "like"
their favorite quotes and scenes. They can also see what their friends and other Facebook users have said while watching a movie.
Users can also give friends a discount of five $ 1 (Rs 45) on rent (rent a movie for 48 hours is 30 credits Facebook is $ 3 or
Rs 136).
The Big Lebowski is a film that is more successful in selling and renting DVD in the rooms. Being on Facebook makes sense for this film, even if already available on Amazon, Vudu and Cinema Now. Watch movies on Facebook is convenient and can make new fans of films like this.
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How many of you have a Google Account? How many of you actually use it every day? If you do not often say - do not worry because you are not alone. According to the latest data collected by Google Analytics Bime to run a sample of volunteers more than 10 million users in the Google +: 83% of them are active. Despite the enormous growth of users over the past two months, most of them do not even have access on a daily basis.
Although we do not have figures for inactivity Facebook - if you are on both networks, I am sure you will find that your Facebook friends are much more active right? Other interesting results of the survey include: most users are now students, as opposed to when it was launched, and most users were engineers. It is still dominated by men, but the percentage dropped to 70%, representing an improvement from 86% last month. More interesting facts in the Graphic comprehensive Bime Analytics.
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Through its Facebook page, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, has denied that he had accepted in 2001 for the United States to carry out a unilateral operation in Pakistan to kill Osama bin Laden, if terrorists were from Pakistan.
The Guardian newspaper reported this morning that, after bin Laden escaped in the mountains of Tora Bora, the general, who was then president of Pakistan has signed a secret agreement with the U.S. president George Bush.
Musharraf said today: "The charge of having allowed my intrusion into Pakistan by U.S. forces hunting Osama bin Laden is totally unfounded. Not even discussed this issue between myself and President Bush ignored allowing freedom of action that violates our sovereignty. "
The Guardian quoted a former U.S. fight against terrorism official said, "Both parties agreed that Islamabad protested loudly against intruders thereafter in accordance with public reaction."
Under the agreement, Pakistan would allow U.S. forces to carry out a unilateral attack on its territory in search of bin Laden and his deputy Ayman al-Zawahiri. "There was an agreement between Bush and Musharraf that if he knew where Osama was, you chose it," the U.S. official was quoted as saying.
The Guardian said a senior Pakistani official has confirmed that the deal had been struck first by Musharraf and renewed by the army during the "transition to democracy" - a period of six months from February 2008 when Mr. Musharraf was president, but a civilian government was elected.
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