Amazon numbers are just a small part of the big picture.

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In Reply to: how do you explain Amazon's numbers? nt posted by Duilawyer on December 20, 2007 at 17:19:03:

The Nielsen numbers look at a larger part of the big picture by including most of the Internet sights and the major retailers (Best Buy, Circuit City, etc).

The biggest "gap" in the Nielsen numbers is lack of data from Wal-Mart sales, which retailer is loath to share sales data with anyone. The studios know how well sales are going but they tend to be tight-lipped too.

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Topic - looks to me like HD is kicking Blur-ray's ass. - Duilawyer 13:39:48 12/20/07 (4)

You need to look at the Nielsen numbers.... - oscar 16:45:50 12/20/07 (3)

how do you explain Amazon's numbers? nt - Duilawyer 17:19:03 12/20/07 (2)

Amazon numbers are just a small part of the big picture. - oscar 17:38:39 12/20/07 (0)

Amazon's numbers show Blu-ray with higher sales volume than HD DVD - Jazz Inmate 17:30:52 12/20/07 (0)

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Amazon numbers are just a small part of the big picture. - oscar 17:38:39 12/20/07 (0)

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