Feb.21
1:20 PM ET
Tuesday, 21 Feb 2012
Posted By:Jeff CohenCNBC Guest Blog
It seems that the end of obsolescence is back for more blood. This time its unwary victim is the film industry. Read More
Topics:Music & Musicians | Economy (Global) | Economy (U.S.) | Trends & Fads
Sectors:Movies and Entertainment
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