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Monthly Archives: February 2010

Vudu – Wal-Mart's Trojan Horse?

By Michael Dowling | Published February 26, 2010

Two seemingly normal stories this week could quite possibly point back to a key catalyst of video content truly moving from the computer to the living room. First, iSuppli Corp announced that slightly more than 1 out of every 4 high-def televisions purchased in January were linked to the Internet – with nearly 42% being internally [...]

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Blu-ray is not dead…

By Michael Dowling | Published February 22, 2010

… the more relevant question is if and how it can co-exist with streaming services. But, first, lets not yet throw in the towel on Blu-ray. Towards the end of last year we did a study to gauge whether Blu-ray would reach a tipping point during the holiday season. Our hypothesis was that the introduction of sub [...]

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My customer lifetime value to Amazon

By Michael Dowling | Published February 15, 2010

As a follow up to a post I made recently, I was curious to explore the potential for Apple’s iPad to disrupt the nascent e-reader marketplace. As I’ve posted before, I’m an early adopter of the Kindle, and despite the lack of bells and whistles, I’ve gotten a tremendous amount of use out of it. [...]

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