Hollywood aims to block RealNetworks' DVD software »

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The studios stand to lose key revenue from the sale of DVDs, estimated by Adams Media Research at $15 billion in the U.S. this year, if consumers stop buying DVDs and instead copy rental discs from outlets like Netflix and Blockbuster.

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    Wolfie20071 year, 3 months ago

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    "The incentive for the consumer is obvious and all but overwhelming," the studios said in a request for a temporary restraining order. "'Why,' he or she may ask, 'should I pay $18.50 to purchase a DVD when I can rent it for $3.25 and make a permanent copy?'"

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      Wolfie20071 year, 3 months ago

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      The Hollywood studios should lose even more money than they have the past 5 years on the despicable movies they have produced. Although, I don't think anyone will be racing to copy those dogs.

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