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Articles in February, 2004 issue of Video Business

• Screaming Dead.(Horror)
  by Hulse, Ed
• Top specialized renters: week ended February 1, 2004.
• Datebook.(Think Inc.)(Calendar)
• Fast forward on DVD recording.(In-Stat/MDR)(Brief Article)
  by Magiera, Marcy
• DVDX weekly top picks.(Brief Article)
• Prey for Rock & Roll.
  by McClain, Buzz
• Top renters: week ended January 25, 2004.
• End game.(Headliners)
  by Magiera, Marcy
• Perception's the rule: blockbuster would be paying investors to take its stock, a situation John Antioco must find galling.(Blockbuster Video)
  by Sweeting, Paul
• Dr. Dolittle still talks, but only on video: sequel part of Fox's video premiere push.(Twentieth Century Fox Film Corp. hired Tom Siegrist )(Brief Article)
  by Hettrick, Scott
• B&N, TCM Oscar tie-in.(Vidbits)(Turner Classic Movies )(Brief Article)
  by Netherby, Jennifer
• Calendar Girls.(Just Announced ...)(Brief Article)
• Box office report.(Illustration)
• Doggy Poo.(Video Recording Review)
  by McClain, Buzz
• Parallel pipes: we could be on the verge of far-reaching implications for the VOD and video industries.(Headliners)(Comcast Corp.)(Walt Disney Co.)
  by Sweeting, Paul
• What's New Scooby-Doo? Vol. 2: Safari, So Goodi!(Kids)
• Coppola gets rid of the middleman: director talks up One From the Heart DVD on Amazon.com.(Retail)
  by Netherby, Jennifer
• A league of their own.(Just Announced ...)
• Beyond Borders.
  by McClain, Buzz
• VSDA.(Noted)
• Songs fill Sesame Street in new DVD.(Headliners)(What's the Name of That Song?)
  by Kaplan, Simone
• DVD lifts Disney.(Vidbits)(Brief Article)
  by Netherby, Jennifer
• Hard look at Blu-ray Group: Justice Dept. examines format battle.(High-Definition DVD)
  by Sweeting, Paul
• Top DVD sellers: week ended February 15, 2004.(Illustration)
• Plan B from Buena Vista: Ed Wood DVD is recalled.(Product)
  by Lerman, Laurence
• TV guide on DVD sets.(Vidbits)
  by Cohen, David S.
• Playmakers.(TV)(Brief Article)
• New releases: key data for ordering product.
• Bratz dolls in big time.( Bratz fashion dolls will make their DVD debut )
  by Netherby, Jennifer
• Gilmore Girls: the Complete First Season.(TV)(Brief Article)
• Drawing inspiration from the masters.(Looney Tunes: Back in Action)(Video Recording Review)
  by Hulse, Ed
• Shattered Glass.(Video Recording Review)(Brief Article)
  by Bergmann, Mayna
• Call it a Cohn co-production.(Special Editions)(Brief Article)
  by Pearl, Cyril
• Northern Exposure: the Complete First Season.(Just Announced ...)(DVD release)(Brief Article)
  by Clark, Samantha
• Robocop Trilogy.(Just Announced ...)(DVD)(Brief Article)
  by Clark, Samantha
• Recording Industry Association of America.(Noted)(lawsuits)(Brief Article)
• Cat and mouse game.(Comcast bids for Walt Disney Co.)(Brief Article)
  by Barnes, Michael E.
• MovieBeam irks Starz.(Vidbits)
  by Sweeting, Paul
• Love Actually.(Just Announced ...)
• U.K. gets HBO direct to DVD.(Wide Angle)
  by Dawtrey, Adam
• War is a dish best served cold.
  by Pearl, Cyril
• Live action movies.(DVD premieres: in development production postproduction/prerelease)
• Movielink.(Noted)
• New Line set to crown King in May: release schedule accelerates for third Lord of the Rings film.(Product)
  by Netherby, Jennifer
• Top specialized renters: week ended February 15, 2004.(Illustration)
• Show me the money: do vacationers want their cable company responsible for Disney World's Main Street Electrical Parade?(Think Inc.)
  by Hettrick, Scott
• Shaky ground: it doesn't matter if copying remains illegal in the U.S. if it's permitted in the rest of the world.(Headliners)
  by Sweeting, Paul
• Studio slates change slowly.(Wide Angle)
  by Brodesser, Claude
• Okie Noodling.
  by Bergmann, Mayna
• Cruel Coens: Intolerable Cruelty.
• The force is with DVD Sept. 21: original Star Wars trilogy finally arrives.(Product)
  by Hettrick, Scott
• The Animal Band: Imagination Dance.(Kids)(Brief Article)
• Popeye fleshes out cast.(Vidbits)(Brief Article)
  by Clark, Samantha
• Quick start sequel.(Buena Vista Productions)(Brief Article)
  by Netherby, Jennifer
• Top specialized renters: week ended February 8, 2004.(Brief Article)(Illustration)
• Zine: video retail not out.(Vidbits)(Larry Zine)(Brief Article)
  by Amdur, Meredith
• Amazon flows into black.(Vid Bits)
  by Barnes, Michael E.
• King reigns at No. 2.(Wide Angle)(The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King ranks second after Titanic)(Brief Article)
  by D'Orio, Carl
• Halo effect.(Vidbits)
  by Chronis, George T.
• Pixar pokes at Disney.(Vidbits)
  by Cohen, David S.
• Bad Santa.(Just Announced ...)
• Hamilton Mattress.
  by Hulse, Ed
• You're a big boy, Dickie.
  by Frisch, Gary
• Date changes and repricings.(Spotlight: notable new products)
• Top VHS sellers: week ended February 1, 2004.
• Top DVD selers: week ended February 1, 2004.
• Stock performance.(Illustration)
• Pieces of April.
• Turning Japanese: Lost in Translation.
  by Hulse, Ed
• Box office report.
• Top specialized renters: week ended January 25, 2004.
• VHS sea flat for Fox's Master: Russell Crowe starrer is first title at $32.(Video Home System )(Brief Article)
  by Netherby, Jennifer
• Whole lotta Jack.(Video Recording Review)(Brief Article)
  by Clark, Jamie
• MGM is recalling its special edition discs of Ingmar Bergman's Hour of the Wolf and Shame because the transfers "are not representative of the intended theatrical presentation," the studio said.(Industry Notes)(Brief Article)
• Top renters: week ended February 8, 2004.(Illustration)
• Cost of Artisan takes its toll on Lions Gate; $8 million charge in 3Q.(Suppliers)(Artisan Entertainment, Lions Gate Entertainment Corp.)
  by Kaplan, Simone
• Classic cachet.(A Video Business Purchasing Guide)(Brief Article)
  by Spielvogel, Cindy
• Casa de los Babys.(Video Recording Review)
  by Hulse, Ed
• Koch Entertainment Distribution.(Scene)(appointments)(Brief Article)
• It's now the main event.(Headliners)

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