WEBSITE DISPLAYS LOWEST PRICES OF DVD'S

A Vancouver company has launched a website where consumers can compare prices of DVDs offered by various business and individual sellers. In an interview with Home Media Retailing magazine, Brian Holden, marketing manager for DVD Marketplace, said, "There are a lot of companies out there saying they can go up against Netflix. We're not trying to do that. ... As prices come down, renters are going to start closing their accounts and buying. We think the transition is happening now." Companies featured on DVDMarketplace.com pay a 10-percent commission for each DVD sold through the site. Individuals who list their used copies pay 15 percent.

23/02/2006