If I were an entertainment industry executive, I'd worry less about college students sharing files on the Internet and more about what's happening in China. The Chinese government just announced a ...

China has developed an advanced DVD standard, but the format faces obstacles such as competition from rival technologies, according to a new report from market research firm iSuppli. Several Chinese ...

Seeking to compete on its own terms in the lucrative entertainment industry, China announced a government-funded project Tuesday to promote an alternative to DVDs and “attack the market share” of the ...

Electronics manufacturers in China may be gearing up for another attempt to establish a proprietary optical disc format, although some analysts said such a move is unlikely to succeed. The DVD player ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Leading Chinese makers are to stop making DVD players from 2008 as part of China's plan to replace foreign technology with a new ...

Chinese consumer electronics companies are one step closer to producing inexpensive HD DVD players. Blu-ray supporters decry the news as insignificant. By Thomas K. Arnold, The Associated Press ...

China plans to have its own DVD standard on the market by 2008 to break foreign companies’ monopoly on DVD manufacturing. Lu Da, deputy director of the National Disc Engineering Center, a ...

Poking around a pirate DVD shop down the block from the Apple Store in central Beijing one recent afternoon on her lunch break, Zhou Xin eyed the floor-to-ceiling selection of Oscar-nominated films, ...

The masses in China don’t have an HD disc format yet to pirate, let alone two that their studios can bicker over. But they will soon with CH-DVD, the HD DVD variant approved by China. I’d guess HD DVD ...

Electronics manufacturers in China may be gearing up for another attempt to establish a proprietary optical disc format, although some analysts said such a move is unlikely to succeed. The DVD player ...

Chinese consumer electronics companies are one step closer to producing inexpensive HD DVD players. Format backers hope the move will ultimately lead to victory in their fight with rival ...