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With Sales Dropping, Disney Will No Longer Sell DVDs And BlueRays In Australia And New Zealand
(cordcuttersnews.com)
this post was submitted on 03 Aug 2023
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Honestly I'm not surprised, I haven't seen much of a physical media culture around these parts, and Australians who do actually want to own and collect dvds, bluerays or whatever, can also afford Amazon or some other provider. Though niche, I've seen more interest in collecting music in vinyl records, than in collecting movies as physical media.
All I'm saying is, if anything made piracy more popular here, it was the increase in streaming services prices and the poor variety of content forcing you to subscribe to too many platforms. I don't mean to be a party pooper but I don't believe this will make a big difference in either piracy or consumer satisfaction. The changes have already happened.
Agreed