Blu-ray sales up 351%

This is to show how dopey those turds like Jackass Jordan and Dung
Jacobs can be. They latched on to this "Duh Blur-rayz kantz kumpeetz
wid duh DVD" mindset, as if it made any sense in the first place. The
reality is that DVD sales have been declining for quite awhile and it
was a concern for the movie studios. Now, the sales data is showing
Blu-ray sales are growing rapidly and more than making up for the
declining DVD sales. In another year, Blu-ray HD sales will be a good
percentage of overall video sales.

http://www.blu-ray.com/news/?id=1222
Blu-ray Sales Up 351%
April 18, 2008

One of the reasons movie studios are hoping consumers adopt Blu-ray is
in order to offset continually declining DVD sales. Since they
plateaued three years ago, DVD sales have slowly decreased. The first
quarter of this year was no different, showing an overall drop in DVD
sales of 1.2% from Q1 2007. However, Blu-ray sales saved the day -
just as studios have hoped they would - and when combined with DVD
sales resulted in an overall increase in sales of 1% over last year.

Steve Beeks, president and co-COO of Lionsgate commented, "Blu-ray had
its second-best week ever in the seven days ending March 23, and we
anticipate Blu-ray sales of $800 million to $1billion-plus for all of
2008, up dramatically from approximately $300 million last year."

With the format war now over, studios are looking forward to the rest
of the year as more and more consumers adopt the high definition
format.

"Blig Merk" <blig_murk.TakeThisOut@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:e1c7e55a-bebb-4afc-b404-8087259baeca@s50g2000hsb.googlegroups.com...
> This is to show how dopey those turds like Jackass Jordan and Dung
> Jacobs can be. They latched on to this "Duh Blur-rayz kantz kumpeetz
> wid duh DVD" mindset, as if it made any sense in the first place. The
> reality is that DVD sales have been declining for quite awhile and it
> was a concern for the movie studios. Now, the sales data is showing
> Blu-ray sales are growing rapidly and more than making up for the
> declining DVD sales. In another year, Blu-ray HD sales will be a good
> percentage of overall video sales.
>
> http://www.blu-ray.com/news/?id=1222
> Blu-ray Sales Up 351%
> April 18, 2008
>
> One of the reasons movie studios are hoping consumers adopt Blu-ray is
> in order to offset continually declining DVD sales. Since they
> plateaued three years ago, DVD sales have slowly decreased. The first
> quarter of this year was no different, showing an overall drop in DVD
> sales of 1.2% from Q1 2007. However, Blu-ray sales saved the day -
> just as studios have hoped they would - and when combined with DVD
> sales resulted in an overall increase in sales of 1% over last year.
>
> Steve Beeks, president and co-COO of Lionsgate commented, "Blu-ray had
> its second-best week ever in the seven days ending March 23, and we
> anticipate Blu-ray sales of $800 million to $1billion-plus for all of
> 2008, up dramatically from approximately $300 million last year."
>
> With the format war now over, studios are looking forward to the rest
> of the year as more and more consumers adopt the high definition
> format.

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