CinemaNow to Relaunch Music Video Site

June 12, 2007 By GARY GENTILE, AP Business Writer

(AP) -- Online movie download site CinemaNow Inc. will revive its 2-year-old effort to sell music videos, hoping to fill a demand for content to be viewed on portable devices by increasing its inventory.

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