Netflix says it will stream certain movies from The Weinstein Co., including "The Artist," under an exclusive licensing agreement.
The companies say their multiyear agreement will cover foreign-language movies, documentaries and some other films in the Weinstein vault and make them available for instant viewing on Netflix.
Netflix Inc. says it will get some films within a year of their release in movie theaters. It says it will show "The Artist," a silent movie that has received 10 Academy Award nominations, before it appears on premium cable-TV networks.
The companies aren't disclosing financial terms.
| MONDAY, MAY 14 |
| Dr. Carmen Ramirez - Stroke Awareness Month |
Karrie Bourquin - Great Texas Ducky Derby |
| Dr. Sonya Gordon & Dalmatian Joey - Doggie Du & Mobile Heart Health Tour |
| Morning Candy Monday - Frito and Alli Join The Buzz |
| Reason to Smile - Send in Your Smiles |
| TUESDAY, MAY 15 |
| David Sahm - Marine Corp League |
Beaumont CVB |
| Christopher's Kitchen - Click Here for Recipes |
| WEDNESDAY, MAY 16 |
| Ag Guest |
Will King - George Bush Presidential Library & Museum |
| THURSDAY, MAY 17 |
Jamie Calobrisi - Child Care Services Open Enrollment |
Allen Bruggman - City of Bryan |
| From the Ground Up - Click Here for Stories |
| Half Price Thursday - Click Here for Deals |
| FRIDAY, MAY 18 |
Jeff Murski - Upward Flag Football |
| Impact Animal Foundation |
| Jayla Fry - Click for Weekend Gardener |
| Need More Information on Interview Slots? Contact Mandy Riske: riske@kbtx.com (Slots fill up two-to-three months in advance) |
