Warner Bros. ends home video / DVD business in South Korea, piracy to blame

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SITEiNK @ Nov 16th 2008 5:01AM

Digital downloads are great, but this is really a lose for the S. Korean people. Less choice and option is never a good thing.

But I wonder, how does WB plan to protect their digital files after pulling out if they cannot do it now?

http://www.ROCKandREVIEW.com/

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gamedude420 @ Nov 16th 2008 10:56AM

not really since they would just pirate video anyways dvd production and vhs production will continue (pirate copies for all via it rip from dvd/vhs/beta/laserdisc/theatre cam recorded/bluray)

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