I believe nothing will happen in the lawsuit sense. I looked on our signage database and found NOTHING that points to the dvd conversion. I really hope the MPAA tries to sue, because CCity has the leverage of the whole stock of dvd movies behind them (which they buy upfront, unlike other places) I think the MPAA will see that if we do get sued we could simply stop buying/selling their DVDs(extreme case only)
I seriously believe if the movie industry is going to survive they are going to have cater to ipod and other media players in order to make any sort of comeback, meaning available access points for ipod movie/tv downloads. Sorry MPAA, but you can see the amount of downloads online, and the decrease of DVD sales, so whose fault is it that the industry is floundering?
I hope someone creates an authorized DVD making kiosk, so we dont have to keep movies in stock, and it keeps me from having to re-alphabetize all those damn DVDs every few days;-)
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I believe nothing will happen in the lawsuit sense. I looked on our signage database and found NOTHING that points to the dvd conversion. I really hope the MPAA tries to sue, because CCity has the leverage of the whole stock of dvd movies behind them (which they buy upfront, unlike other places) I think the MPAA will see that if we do get sued we could simply stop buying/selling their DVDs(extreme case only) I seriously believe if the movie industry is going to survive they are going to have cater to ipod and other media players in order to make any sort of comeback, meaning available access points for ipod movie/tv downloads. Sorry MPAA, but you can see the amount of downloads online, and the decrease of DVD sales, so whose fault is it that the industry is floundering? I hope someone creates an authorized DVD making kiosk, so we dont have to keep movies in stock, and it keeps me from having to re-alphabetize all those damn DVDs every few days ;-)