Since the dawn of the Internet and its associated technology, the entertainment industry has found more creative and exciting ways in which to obtain bigger audience and captivate existing ones. The digital era holds several entertainment options in which spectators may view in accordance to their specific tastes. Examples of which include online media such as podcasting, live streaming of audio and video as well as several other formats, some of which even offer interactivity to the users. Technology in the entertainment industry is not limited to the internet media however, there are also various automation used in the development of the entertainment industry, one of which is the utilization of digital technology to create 3d films, TV shows, commercials, print ads, posters, games and so much more. Traditionally, to create these forms of media, the creators would need to draw everything from scratch and program everything manually. Today, people can benefit from the easy utilization and manipulation of these feats through intended software and technology which system developers have created specifically to target these features. Gone are the days of difficult hand craftsmanship from start finish, now one may simply create a sketch and continue the work of art digitally. ... 

IT WAS a breathtaking sight as over 12,000 cartoon fans packed the Kanteerava Stadium in Bangalore to cheer their favourite Toon stars at Cartoon Network's ‘Toon Cricket-The Ultimate Showdown'. The Ultimate Hero -Ben 10, captain of the Benultimates team led his team to a resounding victory over Aggregor's Agressors as he hit the winning shot of four runs in the super over. In its seventh successful run, Cartoon Network's most celebrated event fulfilled its promise of maximum fun and excitement as our world famous Toons captained by the youngest superhero Ben Tennyson from Ben 10 and the evil Mojo Jojo, from The Powerpuff Girls battled at the pitch. Ecstatic kids present at the packed stadium cheered their favourite toons till the nail-biting finish. Adding to the excitement and experience of the evening was the digital augmented reality applications which had kids participating live in Toon Cricket contest and enjoying games, video and wallpapers on their mobile phones while watching their favourite toons sweat it out on the pitch. Taking the action and fun to the virtual world for the first time, kids present at Toon Cricket got a chance to be just like their favourite hero, Ben 10 through an innovative ... 

If you are a music lover the Internet music industry has given you access to music like never before. No matter your taste in music, if it's grooving to the latest hip hop tracks, or relaxing with classicial music, no problem. You can find what you like and download it within minutes. By using special software you can now legally download just about every song that has ever been written. That's a lot of music and should keep you happily busy for a good long while. The Internet really has changed the music industry. At first the music industry powers that be misunderstood the Internet. They ignored it thinking that it was a geekish fad that would soon past. Let the nerds download a few songs from here and there. No matter. How many music loving nerds are out there anyway? Apparently millions. After just a year or two, as the few nerdy downloads tuned into a flood, the music mogals decided they had better fight back. Thay actually brought lawsuits to bear upon poor average folks who enjoyed listening to music, especially free music they were collecting with peer to peer networks on the Internet. Good hard working ...