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I heard about the 1,000 year DVD several years ago. I didn’t believe it it would ever work, but now I do

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The 1,000 year DVD is here

A single Blu-ray disc isn’t very fast or large. So how can it be used in enterprise storage?

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Panasonic's Blu-ray RAID archive

A discussion of highbrow holiday movies collides with admissions of gorging on cornball Christmas fare where Santa brings people love and magic happens.

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The High And The Low In Holiday Movies

Apple has banished Blu-ray from the MacBook and iMac because, it says, discs are “holding us back”.

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Apple bans Blu-ray from Macs: Discs are 'holding us back'

Face it, movie fans: the DVD is destined to be dead as a doornail.

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How Hollywood Is Encouraging Online Piracy

The Australian Government has lost a DVD containing subscriber information for its Stay Smart Online alert service.

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Oz govt loses Stay Smart Online user details via Australia Post

AusCERT’s privacy blunder with its lost DVD doesn’t necessarily mean sending data through the post is a bad thing; there are some advantages that shouldn’t be overlooked.

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Sending data by post not such a bad thing

Rumours suggest the next Xbox will have a Blu-ray drive, and will require an always-on Internet connection to fight piracy.

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Xbox 720 Blu-ray drive and constant web connection rumoured