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New York -- Tom Quinn and Jason Janego, copresidents of the Weinstein Co.'s RADiUS multiplatform label, leavened a serious business discussion at the On Demand Summit with an intoxicating blast from the French Riviera.

The pair touted upcoming Cannes competition entry Only God Forgives. After showing the ultra-stylized trailer for the reteaming of Ryan Gosling and his Drive director Nicolas Winding Refn, they talked about the strategy behind its premiere in two weeks in Cannes and its day-and-date release in July.

Game of Thrones fans who watch Season 3 replays of the popular HBO series on an Xbox 360 will have a new way to immerse themselves in the show’s sex, violence and dragons -- on a tablet synched with the action on TV.

Microsoft this week is releasing Xbox SmartGlass apps for Game of Thrones, ahead of the Season 3 premiere March 31. The feature works with the HBO Go service on an Xbox, and is available for Apple’s category-leading iPad as well as Windows 8 tablets.

HBO has signed a five-year renewal of a services contract with Clearleap, which will continue to process and distribute multiple formats of the premium network's subscription video-on-demand programming -- including content for HBO’s TV Everywhere service -- to U.S. pay TV operators.

Samsung Electronics America this spring will light up Fox and Univision video apps on its Smart TVs, as it also begins shipping its 2013 line of Internet-enabled sets with a revamped interface that includes -- for the first time -- content recommendations.

The Fox Now “TV Everywhere” app provides access to new episodes of shows the day after they air, available to customers of participating pay TV partners. Currently, AT&T U-verse, Mediacom Communications and Verizon FiOS are the three providers that offer access to the Fox Now app for iOS devices.

Fox Broadcasting has brought AT&T U-verse into its slowly expanding authentication tent, with the telco’s video subs now able to watch full-length episodes of shows like New Girl and The Simpsons online and on mobile devices the day after they air on TV.

AT&T is the sixth pay TV partner to sign on for Fox’s TV Everywhere service, joining Dish Network, Verizon Communications, Mediacom Communications, Blue Ridge Communications and Cable One.