Cashing In on DVDs
[Archived in Dvd Video Sales, Entry]
Barry Ritholtz on 2004/04/20:
„The New York Times had an article today about a pet peeve of ours: The continued rise of DVDs (and the negative impact on CD sales): "Not since the advent of the videocassette in the mid-1980's has the movie industry enjoyed such a windfall from a new product. And...“
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„First, there's this gallery of historical milestones in data visualization from York University. In it, there are stories and graphics from those you may be familiar with (Minard, Playfair) and those you may not.“http://www.idblog.org/archives/2003_12.html - Cached
„Excerpt: The New York Times had an article this today about a pet peeve of ours: The continued rise of DVDs (and the negative impact on CD sales): "Not since the advent of the videocassette in the mid-1980's has the movie industry enjoyed such a windfall from .“http://www.corante.com/copyfight/archives/ 002787.html - Cached
Found at a page of Jason, posted on 2004/03/31
„DVD's and CD's have a thin protective layer of plastic over the substrate containing the data. Once the Blu-ray engineers had reduced the incredible shrinking pits by a factor of five, it became apparent that the coating, just six-tenths of a millimeter in thickness, was not thin enough. The slightest tilting of the disc while it was being read optically distorted the laser beam as it passed through the protective layer, leading to inaccurate data readings.“http://hometheaterinfo.com/apr.htm - Cached
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