A quintet of Hollywood studios have reached a content licensing deal with M-GO, a joint venture between Technicolor and DreamWorks, the companies announced on Wednesday.
NBC Universal, Paramount, Sony Home Entertainment, Fox and Warner Bros. Digital Distribution have all agreed to a deal so that consumers can rent and purchase new films through M-GO on the same day they become available on Blu-ray and DVD. Consumers can also access older films and television series.
M-GO aims to create apps that function across multiple platforms and devices, from your TV to your tablet. DreamWorks and Technicolor launched a beta version of the service earlier this year.