I am very curious about what seems to be very selective front page coverage here at AVS forum. We now have two front page banner stories about HD-DVD and the big new studio support. (Turns out its only from companies that make exclusively porn films).
However there was no headline story about the fact that Blu-ray has taken the sales lead in December. There was also no headline story about the fact that Blu-ray has a HUGE lead now in the number of announced REAL movies with confirmed release dates.
We also got a front page headline about Toshiba's 51GB HD-DVD prototype, calling it "feasible". However, we didn't get a front page story about TDKs 200GB Blu-ray prototype at all.
In fact the number of positive headline stories about HD-DVD simply outnumber the Blu-ray stories 2:1.
However most sensible people agree that Blu-ray stole the show at this years CES.
So what is going on here?
I hope I am not being idealistic in my belief that this thread will not be deleted, and the members that make this site possible will be given the opportunity to discuss the recent CES coverage.
In other words, deleting or locking this thread will only confirm any suspiscion of a bias towards HD-DVD.
I would be very interested in hearing other members opinions on the recent coverage here at AVS.
-edit-
Apparently my post has been misunderstood. Everyone sees the word "porn" and misses the point I was trying to make, and that was that the front page coverage here was biased in favor of HD-DVD.
to clarify:
positive HD-DVD stories outnumbered positive Blu-ray stories 2:1
Toshibas 51GB prototype got a headline, TDKs 200GB prototype did not
Universal announces almost no new films at all (NO HEADLINE AGAIN)
New Toshiba Gen 2 HD-DVD player gets a headline.
New Gen 2 Blu-ray players (Samsung etc.) get no headline, no mention.
NO major studios defected as some said would happen (NO HEADLINE AGAIN)
We get two headlines about porn on HD-DVD. (Just don't think that the front page should say "GOODBYE BLU-RAY" concerning this event).
According to Fox a major studio that is in better position to know sales than anyone else, Blu-ray finally took the sales lead this December. (NO HEADLINE AGAIN)
-edit-
Just to be specific this post is refering to the very front page of AVS before you enter the main forums. This is where official AVS CES "headlines" have been posted throughout the week.
However there was no headline story about the fact that Blu-ray has taken the sales lead in December. There was also no headline story about the fact that Blu-ray has a HUGE lead now in the number of announced REAL movies with confirmed release dates.
We also got a front page headline about Toshiba's 51GB HD-DVD prototype, calling it "feasible". However, we didn't get a front page story about TDKs 200GB Blu-ray prototype at all.
In fact the number of positive headline stories about HD-DVD simply outnumber the Blu-ray stories 2:1.
However most sensible people agree that Blu-ray stole the show at this years CES.
So what is going on here?
I hope I am not being idealistic in my belief that this thread will not be deleted, and the members that make this site possible will be given the opportunity to discuss the recent CES coverage.
In other words, deleting or locking this thread will only confirm any suspiscion of a bias towards HD-DVD.
I would be very interested in hearing other members opinions on the recent coverage here at AVS.
-edit-
Apparently my post has been misunderstood. Everyone sees the word "porn" and misses the point I was trying to make, and that was that the front page coverage here was biased in favor of HD-DVD.
to clarify:
positive HD-DVD stories outnumbered positive Blu-ray stories 2:1
Toshibas 51GB prototype got a headline, TDKs 200GB prototype did not
Universal announces almost no new films at all (NO HEADLINE AGAIN)
New Toshiba Gen 2 HD-DVD player gets a headline.
New Gen 2 Blu-ray players (Samsung etc.) get no headline, no mention.
NO major studios defected as some said would happen (NO HEADLINE AGAIN)
We get two headlines about porn on HD-DVD. (Just don't think that the front page should say "GOODBYE BLU-RAY" concerning this event).
According to Fox a major studio that is in better position to know sales than anyone else, Blu-ray finally took the sales lead this December. (NO HEADLINE AGAIN)
-edit-
Just to be specific this post is refering to the very front page of AVS before you enter the main forums. This is where official AVS CES "headlines" have been posted throughout the week.