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Time Warner to offer "download to burn" movies
Time Warner hopes this will attract a new crowd of buyers who were relentless to buy from other downloadable movie services.
"I expect we will be in a download-to-burn mode in 2007 -- It will be a part of next year's offerings," Richard Parsons, chief executive and chairman of Time Warner, said at the third annual Reuters Media Summit in New York.
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crossfire851
on November 30, 2006 1:53 AM |
Well in this case, they should have the set price at 3/4 of the retail price, because you also have to pay for the dvds and they don't. |
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deunnero
on January 22, 2008 8:13 PM |
Just Curious... will buying a dvd count towards your usage for that month >.>??lol.Double whammy, Have to pay for bandwidth and the download for the dvd. Which is set at retail price. |
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