Report CD-DVD-Game Sales Shows Correlation

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<P><FONT face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size=2>The multitude of entertainment options in the marketplace means increased competition for the consumer's entertainment dollar, according to The NPD Group's recent study, the Cross-Entertainment Shopping Report. The report highlighted the fierce competition, but noted an increasing inter-dependence, across the various entertainment categories. </FONT><FONT face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size=2>The Cross-Entertainment Shopping Report was designed to help marketers and retailers plan for the critical 2005 holiday season armed with the hindsight of 2004 purchase patterns. NPD revealed that DVDs were the most popular entertainment product category, with 42 percent of US population age 13 and older purchasing a video in November and December of last year. DVDs were closely followed by toys (37 percent), music CDs (36 percent), gift cards (30 percent) and videogames (20 percent) as the most popular items purchased over the holiday season.</FONT><P><FONT face=Arial size=2>[Read About the Report]</FONT></P>

 

[sudyke]

We know that everything can be copied now. DVD movies, games, CD-s, can be found anywhere within 48 hrs of publication. For some luckily, for some not, but DVD-s are still the hardest to crack. Also in the US, the cyber police is the strongest, so people think about using peer-to-peer file sharing or not, which increases the selling of these products. Is my view right? I just base these things on the news, which shouldn't be taken for granted! Here in Hungary things are a bit different. Everybody is using filesharing programs everyday. Here if you use this program, you can't be punished. Only the people who put these files onto the net can be caught. The providers only check our lines for illegal content if it is a company owned line.