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[Sir Terrence the Terrible]

Mr. Short Term Memory strikes again.

Mr. Don't know what he is talking about also stikes again.

The terms used in the DEG data and your earlier link refer to "home entertainment spending" or "home video sales". Take your choice.

You don't have to make a choice.....

[E-Stat]

Mr. Don't know what he is talking about also stikes again.

I don't know of anyone who has made your empty claim. Certainly not I. Quote the comment to which you refer.

What is obvious to those who followed the DEG links is that gains in BR and digital have not offset the larger losses with DVDs.

[Sir Terrence the Terrible]

I don't know of anyone who has made your empty claim. Certainly not I. Quote the comment to which you refer.

What is obvious to those who followed the DEG links is that gains in BR and digital have not offset the larger losses with DVDs.

If you use DEG figures(which nobody does), you are right. But DEG only reports 60% of retail, so it is not an accurate picture - and why nobody in the industry will pay for the information.

If you use NDP(which everyone does, and pays for because it is accurate) which reports 97% of retail, then you are wrong.

Take your choice, inaccurate = conclusion or accurate = conclusion. Your choice....