In forty pages this paper examines the business benefits of DVD technology and its increased value in comparison with its analog technological counterpart. Forty five sources are listed in the bibliography.
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video tape and disc format. This had changed and adapted the way in which technology is used. Its role has been one that has enhanced many of the difference sections
of society. From within the leisure industry and the home to the potential business uses, such as the use of the increased capabilities of technology for use in business presentations
or data storage in either video or audio formats or as pure data storage. The development of the discs that contain this
information has transformed the computing industry as well as the visual entertainment industry. The introduction and development of video made large transformations, and when we consider that DVD is simply
the next step on, but also a large step we can expect to see developments and changes of a similar magnitude. The
way that video changes the leisure industry was immense, these changes were also reflected in the way that business changed their operations, form training videos to sales presentation videos. The
social practises of time shifting television programmes as well as watching and then re-watching favoured films or television programmes became more acceptable and commonplace. The introduction or more channels that
was made possible as a result of the digital age made these practices even more acceptable in the eyes of the consumer, with the perception of the different repeats and
formats changing greatly. When we look at the take up of the role of the video recorder the acceptance and take up
of the equipment in the mainstream was heralded, but took time for it to reach a level of maturity in the market place. This was partly as a result of