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Old Mar 16th 2010 | 3:33 am
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Originally Posted by jdr
The Spanish charge a tax on their blank DVD`s and CD`s because they know they are used for copying, this tax is then allegedly paid to the copyright holders.
It's not a small tax either.

The tax on a basic DVD-R is 44 centimos and 60 centimos on a DVD-RW

For a DVDR that's about 4x the price of the disk!
 
Old Mar 16th 2010 | 3:41 am
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Originally Posted by Fred James
It's not a small tax either.

The tax on a basic DVD-R is 44 centimos and 60 centimos on a DVD-RW

For a DVDR that's about 4x the price of the disk!
Local chinese shop 45c a DVD, multimedia box..............buy it once and no need for DVDs.

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Old Mar 16th 2010 | 4:20 am
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Originally Posted by Bakeja
It seems the same is happening to films. This is why studios are rushing to 3D because it can't be pirated or downloaded. Sure as anything this will eventually lead to a dramatic reduction in the output of films. Why invest 10s or even 100s of millions making films when increasing numbers of people opt not to pay for them?
3D movies are almost exclusively marketed for the cinema at the moment, 3D TVs are already available but have very little market share but this is hoped to be improved this year.

Pretty good 2D copies can already be made of them that will satisfy the typical punter.

It is anticipated that pirates will be able to copy 3D in the near future if they cant already.

A lot of people in the Cinema industry are saying that it needs a new approach as the current approach wont work in the future.

There was an interesting report on Panorama last night which discussed the pros and cons of the UK governments attempt to control "Illegal" downloading on Broadband and how split the whole industry was over the unfair way they were trying to do it.

Whatever they come up with, "Someone will get round it".

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