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Playback readership poll results
by: Apr 17, 2006 Print

The decline in theatrical box office may have something to do with the DVD revolution after all. In a recent Playback online poll asking readers how they mostly watched movies, 65% of respondents indicated that it was on DVD. 25% said they still watch movies mostly in theatres, while 10% opted for TV broadcasts.


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