Hollywood Aftermarket is the entertainment industry’s leading source for data and analysis of post-theatrical film markets. Since 1993, the publication, from Adams Media Research, has been the only newsletter analyzing film performance in the home video, pay-per-view, pay TV and free TV markets.

Published monthly, Hollywood Aftermarket covers the technologies, issues, data, consumer behavior, and market trends that impact home entertainment revenue.  Issue topic discussions include news, analysis, insight, and relevant proprietary AMR Projection Model data.  Subjects covered range from video sell-through trends to studio revenue opportunities in telco –provided IP-TV.

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In This Month's Issue:
There was significant news in May on many fronts in the electronic delivery of feature films. Apple has finally cut a deal for the sale of new releases through its leading iTunes site, and Netflix has a set-top partner in Roku. People have been waiting for the news from Apple, but it might be Netflix’s move that drives the most volume. Also in this issue: we take a look at Warner Brothers new video-on-demand strategy and videogame economics, noting that Grand Theft Auto IV and Halo 3 are providing revenue in the range of Hollywood’s biggest movie releases.

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