• A&E Network. "Dog the Bounty Hunter," "King of Cars," "Gene Simmons Family Jewels," "Driving Force" and "Criss Angel Mindfreak"
• ADV Films. Top offerings from the No. 1 producer-distributor of Japanese animation ("anime") outside Japan
• National Geographic. The television series "Is It Real?" and "Taboo" as well as programs such as "21 Days to Baghdad" and "Air Force One"
• TotalVid.com. A broad action-sports offering including extreme skiing and snowboarding, skateboarding, motocross, surfing and mountain biking

And, hidden in the press release:

'Also, for the first time, Warner Bros. Home Entertainment will be releasing its
direct-to-video movies exclusively in high definition on Xbox LIVE simultaneous
with their availability on DVD, starting with "Sublime" and later "Babylon 5:
The Lost Tales."'

I'm a guy who tracks changing business and distribution models in media, so this last nugget is pretty telling to me. To have one of the big boys willing to do day-and-date for two separate distribution modes is a big deal (and a tacit nod to guys like Mark Cuban over HD.net).