Thank you, Gary. we are using your textbook as we proceed our way
through this course. It's been very useful so far.
And thank you for pointing out how sites such as DVDBeaver.com differ
from both Pratt's newsletter and Video Librarian because they depend
on people to buy product from their links. That's something we hadn't
considered. I'm assuming Blu-ray.com is in the same boat?
Though we are aware of other review sources, we have confined
ourselves to these five and would appreciate any thoughts from college
video librarians out there on what they like (or don't like) about any
or all of the following.
•Video Librarian
–DVD-LaserDisc Newsletter
–Blu-ray.com
–Entertainment Weekly
–DVDBeaver.com
You can reply on this listserv or send any replies directly to us: si620gr...@ctools.umich.edu
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Thanks again,
Rob Hoffman
MSI Candidate, 2011
University of Michigan
School of Information-Archives & Records Management
LinkedIn Profile: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/rob-hoffman/7/787/751/
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