AnyClip Media Ltd. signed a content licensing agreement with Warner Bros. Digital Distribution that will give its users access to their favorite moments from Warner Bros. Pictures' library of feature films, including select “Harry Potter” and “Batman” movies, “Ocean's Eleven,” “Sex and the City,” “The Wizard of Oz,” “Dirty Harry,” “Casablanca” and many more.

USA Networks’ spy drama series "Covert Affairs" will be the first show during which viewers can Shazam to unlock exclusive video and photos, along with the new capability to purchase contextually relevant products. Other NBCUniversal properties are expected to follow.

Netflix Inc. will be pre-installed on the new Nook Tablet announced Monday by Barnes & Noble Inc., making it simple for Netflix subscribers to watch movies and TV shows on their device. As part of the deal, Barnes & Noble will promote the Netflix application in its stores and through various other marketing activities.

Yahoo today began rolling out its strategy for 2012 election-related content, showcasing its capabilities as well as its massive audience. It’s a way for the company to remind advertisers that it reaches 90 percent of online U.S. adults as it stumbles through rumors of internecine squabbling without a chief executive officer.

Adult content often leads the way in the mainstreaming of entertainment technology, so today’s announcement from Vivid Entertainment may prove to be a milestone for Google TV. The adult film studio is launching Vivid for Google TV, the first TV app specifically created to deliver sexually explicit content.

Live and interactive video streaming platform Ustream announced an additional $6 million investment from existing investors DCM and Softbank, along with changes in the executive team that chief executive officer and founder John Ham stepping aside.

Urban Airship announced Sunday (Nov. 6) that it has raised $15.1 million in Series C funding from strategic investors salesforce.com and Verizon as well as existing investors Foundry Group and True Ventures, brings the mobile infrastructure and apps company’s total funding to $21.6 million.

SkyBitz, the Sterling, Va.-based developer of satellite tracking tools, said on Wednesday it once again plans to provide real-time tracking of the Capitol Christmas tree on its 4,500-mile journey to DC from California's Stanislaus National Forest.