Novato, Calif. - Sonic Solutions (NASD: SNIC), a provider of digital media software, announced on Tuesday that it has acquired the assets of Simple Star, the developer of PhotoShow, an application that lets users create multimedia files from photos and videos.

Marina del Rey, Calif. - CinemaNow, an Internet movie and TV show download service, announced on Tuesday that it has partnered with Sonic Solutions (NASD: SNIC) to add the ability for consumers to burn downloaded purchases from its service to DVD. The movie industry recently approved such technology, which uses special DVD drives and recordable discs. CinemaNow said its content library will also be available within Sonic's movie download application, Roxio Venue, which is distributed through Sonic's partnerships with PC makers offering machines equipped with the special DVD burners.

Los Angeles - Walgreens, the nation's largest drug store chain with 6,000 stores, plans to add DVD-burning kiosks to its offering next year, Reuters reported.

Novato, Calif. - Sonic Solutions, a provider of professional and consumer DVD and CD creation software, announced on Tuesday that it has received an additional notice from the Nasdaq that its shares of in danger of being delisted, this time due to its failure to file its quarterly report on time.

Novato, Calif. - Sonic Solutions, a developer of digital media software, said that the Nasdaq Listing and Hearing Review Council has decided to stay a previous decision that gave the company until Friday to file past-due financial statements, or face delistment. Novato, Calif.-based Sonic's shares will remain listed on the Nasdaq Global Select Market pending a review.

Novato, Calif. - Sonic Solutions, a developer of digital media software, said on Friday said that it has received letter from the Nasdaq Stock Market warning the company that its stock is subject to delisting from the Nasdaq Global Select Market.

San Francisco - The major film studios have approved new technology that will allow retailers to burn DVDs on-demand from kiosks stocked with thousands more titles than would fit on their store shelves, the Financial Times reported.

Las Vegas - TiVo announced on Monday that it has expanded the availability of its TiVoToGo service to Mac users. Through a partnership with software developer Roxio, a unit of Sonic Solutions, TiVo users will now be able to transfer their recorded shows to watch on a Mac. TiVoToGo for the Mac will be available later this month for $99. Separately, TiVo said it has partnered with Music Choice, a provider of digital music programming to cable TV providers. Under the deal, TiVo will offer Music Choice's library of music videos and original video programming to TiVo subscribers via the broadband TiVoCast service, beginning later this year.