Fortunately, i looked into those conditions and requirements before writing boxoffice. RT, for example, has syndication feeds that it explicitly allows you to use (including the tomatometer).
The one thing I didn't like about your app was the tomato meter. sorry but I don't need tomato icons on in the list of movies, unless it is a preference that can be toggled off. However I haven't used your app much as my 7 month old keeps us from going to a lot of movies right now.
The one thing I didn't like about your app was the tomato meter. sorry but I don't need tomato icons on in the list of movies, unless it is a preference that can be toggled off. However I haven't used your app much as my 7 month old keeps us from going to a lot of movies right now.
BoxOffice will let you rder tickets through Fandango. Unfortunatley, Fandango and MovieTickets.com have exclusivity agreements that limits an app/site from offering both facilities. If you know of a way to license data from both and offer ticketing for both, please let me know.Any of the movie apps that don't allow for online ticket booking are failures.
Movies lets me book tickets but Box office (while it was up) and OneTap Movies always said online booking not available.
BoxOffice will let you rder tickets through Fandango. Unfortunatley, Fandango and MovieTickets.com have exclusivity agreements that limits an app/site from offering both facilities. If you know of a way to license data from both and offer ticketing for both, please let me know.
Can you make two apps? Call one Box Office - Fandango and one Box Office - Movie Tix?
No. The exclusivity agreement prevents that.
Is Fandango making a native app for the AppStore at any point? I am still able to use BoxOffice luckily, but it would be nice to see something return eventually.
BoxOffice is now called "Now Playing".
Furthermore, all the data i use is licensed by the owners as 'free for non commercial use'. i.e. precisely what BoxOffice is.
Any of the movie apps that don't allow for online ticket booking are failures.
Movies lets me book tickets but Box office (while it was up) and OneTap Movies always said online booking not available.
I've never felt the urge to order movie tickets. At our local cinemas "Cinemark" if there is a large line, you can actually walk up to the internet ticket pickup machine (where you would pick up your ticket) and you can buy a ticket right there, minus the fandango fee.
Not much point. Now if I lived in New York where every theater always has huge lines and no self-serve machines, I'd definitely buy ahead.