Pulp Fiction and Clerks coming to YouTube?

<img src="http://cdn.mos.techradar.com///images/youtube-logo-200-200.jpg"><br /><P>Miramax, distributor of over 700 movies, is looking to do a deal with Google that would see select movies streamed for free on YouTube.</P><br /><P>Miramax is in the midst of being taken over by Filmyard, after Disney decided to sell the company for $664 million.</P><br /><P>And it seems that Filmyard is already in talks with Google over Miramax's digital catalogue.</P><br /><P>The deal would see Miramax movies come to YouTube, with revenue from these films shared between Google and Filmyard.</P><br /><P><STRONG>Google gold</STRONG></P><br /><P>Miramax's back catalogue is impressive. When the company was owned by movie moguls the Weinsteins – Miramax is a portmanteau of the brother's parents' names – it was synonymous with '90s indie movies, including <EM>Pulp Fiction</EM> and <EM>Clerks</EM>.</P><br /><P>Since then its popularity has waned slightly.</P><br /><P>Although there may be some issues with digital rights, it does seem that a strategy is being mapped out by Google and Miramax to offer what would definitely be a Big Kahuna of a deal for the streaming site.</P>

Pulp Fiction and Clerks coming to YouTube?

Miramax, distributor of over 700 movies, is looking to do a deal with Google that would see select movies streamed for free on YouTube. Mira...

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