Column: DVDs Rule, Resolutions, Bad PR
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By J.W. ELPHINSTONE  TECH LIFESTYLE: DVD killed the video star.  Eighty-one percent of households now own a DVD player, while just over 79 percent have a VCR, according to Nielsen Media Research's third-quarter home technology report.
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For many collectors, owning DVDs is becoming more important than actually watching them.
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Netflix and Blockbuster make nice, but it can't be nice.
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With so many popular TV  series having run their course on DVD, it would seem the stock  of marketable programs is getting depleted.
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Once a dumping ground for movies considered virtually unwatchable, the direct-to-DVD pipeline is becoming increasingly important to mainstream film franchises.
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Slammed for touting unavailable but unlicensed content
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The battle between two hyped formats for  high-definition DVD will confuse shoppers and turn many of them  off the whole technology, a London-based research firm  predicted on Friday.
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Don Reisinger thinks he knows how to get us out from the high-def format war.  Will his three-step process work?
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Will the competing next-generation optical disc standards ever meet in the same device? Not for now, it seems.
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The advanced Blu-ray DVD drive is annoying some by raising the cost, slowing production and forcing them to buy into a format they've not yet aligned with.
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Is the DVD-by-mailer first class, or a return-to-sender?
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LOS ANGELES  - With so many popular TV series having run their course on DVD, it would seem the stock of marketable programs is getting depleted.
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Can the movie studios kill the most promising new DVD format?
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Music DVDs have become a hit among fans, but musicians have mixed emotions about the video format being used to document their performances.
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CES 2005 Better format because... Sony says so?
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Don&#39;t you think it&#39;s time to retire that VCR? You probably have a DVD player or two, so you already know videocassettes are fast becoming obsolete.
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Recording companies looking to wring more profits out of music sales are hoping to sell retailers on a new hybrid disc. On one side is standard CD audio; on the other, the enhanced sound, video and other media capabilities of a DVD...