Engadget HD Podcast 273 - 11.08.2011

Flowing through this week's packed lineup of topic is a theme of Hollywood vs. new technology, whether it's CBS against a new Apple TV service and Hulu or the MPAA v. Zediva. As much as wrangling over licensing causes us headaches there are some (potentially) positive developments to mention with new cable choices spreading in Canada, new features on the way from DirecTV, and Time Warner's tablet app coming to Android. On the hardware side of things it appears AMOLED may be ready to replace ZScreen as next year's vaporware tech of choice -- is there any chance we'll be able to buy either one any time soon? We'll close things out with a look at the latest cameras from RED and a look back at the first "high definition" broadcasts before discussing what we'll be watching (and playing) this week.

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Hosts: Ben Drawbaugh (@bjdraw), Richard Lawler (@rjcc)

Producer: Trent Wolbe

11:05 - CBS boss reveals why the company is 'against joining Apple TV' (or Hulu)

13:55 - Zediva ordered to permanently shut down operations, pay $1.8 million to MPAA

17:30 - Blockbuster Express kiosks hike rental rates to keep offering new movies

21:10 - Netflix, MGM strike licensing agreement ahead of launch in the UK, Ireland