Brigitte
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I just saw an article on the NY Times that questions if DVD sales are going to significantly increase because of the writers' strike. The article is here:
Strike News: DVD Demands May Boost DVD Sales - TV Decoder - Media & Television - New York Times Blog
This article talks about only DVD sales, but I suppose we can consider books and literature in there for those TV viewers that read on the side.
Personally, I wonder if the TV viewing public is really going to start buying books or movies if they don't have their "free" programming anymore. I probably wouldn't, but I try not to be a big spender. Does anybody think the loss of television programming will actually boost profits elsewhere?
Strike News: DVD Demands May Boost DVD Sales - TV Decoder - Media & Television - New York Times Blog
This article talks about only DVD sales, but I suppose we can consider books and literature in there for those TV viewers that read on the side.
Personally, I wonder if the TV viewing public is really going to start buying books or movies if they don't have their "free" programming anymore. I probably wouldn't, but I try not to be a big spender. Does anybody think the loss of television programming will actually boost profits elsewhere?