Tuesday, July 19, 2011

UltraViolet is a cloud system for movies

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Music and movie piracy have been running rampant for the past decade or so, and despite various attempts by record labels and movie studios to put a stop to them, nothing has really caught on just yet. That may change with Apple's iTunes for the cloud which would allow users to "match" the songs on their hard drives against the ones on iTunes, and for a flat fee of $25 a year, users basically "legalize" their music. A new cloud system called UltraViolet has been formed and it hopes to take the concept similar to the iTunes cloud, but instead of music, it will be for movies.