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Are you paying too much for DVD movies?

...charging too much for DVD movie titles and exploiting consumers, according to DVDplus managing director Bryan Welsh. The three main film studios -- Warner, Polygram and... Read more

14 May, 1999 by Jane Wakefield

Online DVD stores boycott Fox over pricing

...if it sees Fox getting away with it." However, major online retailers DVDPlus, DVDWorld and Blackstar are continuing to stock the title, believing that it... Read more

18 October, 1999 by Justin Pearse

First Online DVD rental launch in UK, December

500 DVD titles available at £2.99 for seven days rental Read more

5 November, 1999 by Justin Pearse

DVD set to rule, says MORI

...PC, especially for games playing. Bryan Welsh, chairman of online DVD shop DVDplus supports the survey and is convinced DVD is set to soar. "By... Read more

13 October, 1999 by Jane Wakefield

US DVD importers ruled illegal

Region 1 DVDs are better quality and include more extras, important for enticing buyers. But their supply may soon dry up for UK consumers Read more

19 January, 2000 by Justin Pearse

UK sees 1999 DVD sales explode

...huge impact", according to King. Bryan Welsh, managing director of online retailer DVDplus, agrees that canny marketing agreements such as this "go a long way... Read more

6 January, 2000 by Justin Pearse

Matrix DVD breaks 'extras' barrier

...features at all. According to Bryan Welsh, managing director of online retailer DVDplus, "If the studios want the volume of sales they are going to... Read more

5 November, 1999 by Justin Pearse

Heavyweights back DVD, ink deal

...to 31 December for £299. Bryan Welsh, managing director of online retailer DVDplus, is keen for the online contingent to get a piece of the... Read more

24 August, 1999 by Justin Pearse

Watchdog slams flipper format

...will come out on dual-layer disc. Bryan Welsh, managing director of DVDplus, hopes the debacle will signal the beginning of the end for flippers... Read more

7 June, 1999 by Jane Wakefield

DVD it's a revolution

...000 discs were sold in the first week of April according to DVDplus managing director Bryan Welsh and film studio Warner Bros. claims it made... Read more

14 May, 1999 by Jane Wakefield

UK DVD sales catching the US

...in the UK was "tragic" according to Bryan Welsh, managing director of DVDplus, forcing the industry to relaunch in October. Since then things have looked... Read more

14 May, 1999 by Jane Wakefield

Dixons hobbling DVD format?

DVDplus managing director Bryan Welsh believes Dixons is failing to give DVD the... Read more

2 December, 1998 by Tim Kelly

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