Amazon reminds customers they don't own bought digital videos; also, alternatives to buying digital videos
A look at alternatives to buying digital videos, including the "old-fashioned" way: buying DVDs and Blu-Rays.
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Streaming services made up nearly half of all US home video spending in 2017
Streaming services continue to gain in popularity with Americans. The home video industry organization Digital Entertainment Group reports that spending on streaming in 2017 clocked in at $9.55 billion, or about 47%
Streaming video sales surpass DVDs/Blu-rays for the first time
Revenue in the US from subscriptions to digital streaming services (such as Netflix) has finally surpassed those of DVDs and Blu-rays for the first time. That’s according to a survey by
Why isn't renting or buying digital videos catching on like streaming services?
While streaming video’s ubiquitous, actually buying or renting digital video’s not so much. A recent survey by research firm GfK showed 46% of respondents had never purchased or rented
Fox to end DVD and Blu-Ray releases of "The Simpsons"
Fox has reported they plan to halt production of any future DVD and Blu-Ray season box sets for the long-running TV show “The Simpsons.” Showrunner Al Jean cites the decline in
Blu-ray vs. digital media stores: which option's better for multiple mixed-OS devices?
Lately, I’ve been considering going to high definition for future movie and TV show purchases. Between the direction things are moving, my owning an HDTV set, and that the HD version