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    MangaUK 2012 movie line up includes blu-rays

    No news on welcome to the space show?
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    FUNimation suing A.D. Vision, Sentai, Section23 and others

    Gee, i didn't mean to spark the old Sub vs dub debate, All i was saying that i possibly underestimated how popular dubs are, and those fans must be upset by the remaining publishers (in the worst case) being sub only Though, i do find a lot of people prefer the version they heard first...
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    FUNimation suing A.D. Vision, Sentai, Section23 and others

    There is always NISA, they release really nice editions, as well as several releasing sub-only series... But around here sub only seems an unpopular option, i guess as a sub fan i underestimated the popularity of dubs. Being optimistic i'd say there is always potential for a new company...
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    FUNimation suing A.D. Vision, Sentai, Section23 and others

    I guess Funi are attempting to monopolise the western industry. Conspirator (may have no relation to real life) mode: they already made a backdoor deal with bandai, but other companies are being more stubborn. So they busted the lawyers out. Next target; crunchyroll. CR would pretty much...
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    Netflix launches in UK/Ireland with anime titles and series

    On the PS3, i've noticed several films have options for various languages and subtitles. So the decision to be english dub only is a conscious decision, ether on the part of the publishers or netflix
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    Bandai Entertainment is Dead!

    Oh, uk-anime is reporting that beez are shut down too
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    Bandai Entertainment is Dead!

    Anime's main issue is it can't recoup the licensing costs via broadcasting, it's pretty much a straight to video industry... Until streaming. With streaming publishers now have a direct means of gaining a broadcast type of income via ads or subscription fees. Being a niche it is something...
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    Bandai Entertainment is Dead!

    Half the problem as far as i'm aware is it being made a pain by the licensors for one company to distribute across regions. It'd be brilliant if distributors operated across R1-America/R2-UK/R4-Australia and A/B on all their BD discs, would be much cheaper on the printing and authoring side. (I...
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    Bandai Entertainment is Dead!

    Times are hard, i personally don't budget more than £15 a month for buying, though sometimes i build up a couple of months to get a bigger box set, i imagine it's pretty tough for a lot of people out there. And quite a few rather not buy at all. I like to say fansubbing is the problem, but it...
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    Anime DVD UK quality vs US quality

    Does cutting the quality of the actual discs content count as cost saving? A few hours authoring and encoding can't be that crippling a cost, it feels like their guys are more lazy than anything. A well encoded DVD still looks very good, though, many BD/DVD and HDTVs have sophisticated...
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    Manga Entertainment need to take a chill pill

    Oh yeah, i forgot to say... Manga's authoring of BDs could be improved. Frequently their subtitles lack boarders (making them hard to see under certain circumstances), i would hope they could update the subtitles via BDlive to make them more readable. Also... they are almost always...
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    Manga Entertainment need to take a chill pill

    Whoever tweets for Manga is incredibly unprofessional, they use it as their personal account rather than providing anything substantial. I guess they might have the green light for it, by making themselves 'relatable' but they guy always comes off as kind of an ****. It'd be nice if they...
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