US revenues from video-on-demand services are expected to hit $536 mln in 2005. In the meantime, DVD sales will exceed $18 bln, Kagan Research says.
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Video-on-demand to bring in $536 mln in the US in 2005
US revenues from video-on-demand services are expected to hit $536 mln in 2005. In the meantime, DVD sales will exceed $18 bln, Kagan Research says.
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