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Director James Cameron is starting the Cameron-Pace Group that will attempt to make 3D entertainment a mainstay. Cameron is an early adopter of the technology, using it to film his 3D epic, Avatar. The company wants to set the golden standard for 3D and change the negative perception the technology has received. In other news, Verizon announced that it’s working on a digital media utility service that will deliver on-demand content to consumer devices. Content creators will be able to automatically push digital media through Verizon’s network and have it deploy correctly for every device. The program will have its commercial release sometime in July. And finally, a federal appeals court finally closed the case between Facebook’s Mark Zuckberg and his archenemies the Winklevoss twins. Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss appealed the court’s previous decision, arguing that a $65 million settlement wasn’t enough. They’re still certain Zuckerberg stole their idea.