Marketing ploy? Sure. But is Warner Bros. sacrificing long-term sales for a blockbuster holiday season? Or will we see the next release just in time for the 2012 holidays? One interesting sign of the times – the moratorium will not include digital methods of delivery.
2 Replies to “Warner Bros. to put Harry Potter in the vault”
I never understood this technique. Understand the concept of creating a sense of urgency or scarcity to encourage purchasing, but I just don’t see how that actually works with DVDs. Sure, you might get a big push before they go “in the vault” but why wouldn’t you want your product on the shelves all of the time?
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I agree, Matt. From what I’ve heard, they will still release an Ultimate Editions set of the entire series sometime next year. Which is all I care about at this point.
I never understood this technique. Understand the concept of creating a sense of urgency or scarcity to encourage purchasing, but I just don’t see how that actually works with DVDs. Sure, you might get a big push before they go “in the vault” but why wouldn’t you want your product on the shelves all of the time?
I agree, Matt. From what I’ve heard, they will still release an Ultimate Editions set of the entire series sometime next year. Which is all I care about at this point.