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Target and Movielink give away 300

Written by Rich Fiscus @ 31 Jul 2007 7:48 User comments (4)

Target and Movielink give away 300 Movie download site Movielink is offering a free download of battle flick 300 to consumers who buy the deluxe edition DVD in Target stores as part of a promotion for the Warner Home Video release
Target is promoting the partnership with stickering on the DVD, and Movielink sent an e-mail to customers telling them to “Double the Power of 300” by buying the disc in Target stores to receive the free download.

Movielink also will give Target buyers the free 22-minute behind-the-scenes feature “Making of 300,” which isn’t included on the DVD.

The companies are the latest to tie DVD sales with online sales.

Last week, Starz Home Entertainment announced a promotion with sister movie subscription site Vongo and Trans World Entertainment, that ties sales in FYE stores to sales and subscriptions on Vongo.

A year ago, Wal-Mart offered consumers who purchased Warner’s Superman Returns DVD a download of the film through its Web site for several dollars more.



Source: Video Business

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4 user comments

11.8.2007 05:28
duckNrun
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ok... so let me get this straight:

I BUY the DVD and am treated with the ability to download the movie to my HDD...

umm.... thats not anything special.... thats called FAIR USE!

lol

21.8.2007 06:33

If I am legally allowed to sell/give one copy, and keep the other, then I think this is a fairly good idea. However, if I am not legally allowed to do this, then duckNrun is 100% right!

32.8.2007 16:13

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A year ago, Wal-Mart offered consumers who purchased Warner’s Superman Returns DVD a download of the film through its Web site for several dollars more.
I would rather get this offer again rather than 300.

414.8.2007 14:19

I just got done reading 1984 by George Orwell. All of this crap that is being put out by these companies sounds to much like the plot lines of this story.

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