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ChoicesUK revamps its convenience operations

Tuesday, March 09, 2010

Home entertainment wholesaler ChoicesUK said it will streamline its convenience rental offer with the possible loss of six sales jobs from its 350-strong workforce.

Poundland’s Dave Dodd to open new variety chain

Monday, March 08, 2010

Dave Dodd, who founded the retail chain Poundland, said he will open a new chain of mid-market variety shops called The Hub, along the lines of TK Maxx, according to Retail Week.

Top manufacturers form new Blu-ray patent group

Monday, March 08, 2010

Mitsubishi, Thomson Licensing, Toshiba and Warner Bros. Home Entertainment have formed a new worldwide Blu-ray patent joint licensing programme for manufacturers of Blu-ray products.

Eason takes over seven Hughes & Hughes airport bookshops

Friday, March 05, 2010

Irish bookseller Eason said it has acquired seven airport outlets from Hughes & Hughes, the book chain that went into administration in February, and saved 120 jobs in the process.

Features

EYE ON THE SUPPLY

Cue Supply Chain’s Bob Auger takes a look at the week’s events involving Apple and Android, and Hollywood and RealDVD, and wonders if legal action is really the best way to win market share.

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EYE ON THE SUPPLY

Cue Supply Chain’s Bob Auger takes a look at the week’s events and assesses the risks involved in online video delivery.

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EYE ON THE SUPPLY

Cue Supply Chain’s Bob Auger takes a look at the week’s events in the mobile world and discovers that you can take it with you.

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EYE ON THE SUPPLY

Cue Supply Chain’s Bob Auger takes a weekly look at recent events and asks what the retail world can learn from Scarborough

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EYE ON THE SUPPLY

Cue Supply Chain’s Bob Auger takes look at recent events and finds that the packaged media landscape has changed significantly

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Apple's iPad set for an April launch

Apple’s iPad tablet computer is slated to go on sale in the US on April 3 and “late April” in the UK and elsewhere, according to the company’s websites.


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Sony targets June date for 3D television sets

With Sky set to start a nationwide campaign introducing 3D television at London's Westfield shopping centre on March 12, Sony has announced that it will join Samsung and Panasonic in the format's big push and start selling 3D television sets on June 10.

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