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| Universal Has Its Hands Full |
SUBMITTED BY Fred Hill July 13, 2001 — Video Business wrote a piece on how Universal might have made too many promises this past year. Within the article are some rough estimates on when movies are due out on video and DVD. Think of and thank Squrik when you get one of these DVDs or videos. Poor Universal Studios. If they hadn't agreed to continue distributing DreamWorks product, they wouldn't be stuck in this sorrowful fix. Universal promised retailers during a massive presentation in May in Orlando, Fla., that they would deliver four sell-through titles in the fourth quarter. Turns out they have painted themselves into a corner. Between the two studios, it looks as if Universal could be stuck with seven sell-through-caliber titles in the fourth quarter. That's too many for any one studio... Click here to read the full story. |
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