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Background. Network Entertainment was an independent Australian video distributor that existed until 2000 when they folded into Magna Pacific (now Beyond Home Entertainment ). Contents. 1st Logo (Early 1990s-1995) 2nd Logo (1995-1997) 3rd Logo (1997-2000)
Network: NW1198 Sailor Moon: Fight to the Finish. 8th August 1997: The Wind in the Willows (Network Entertainment, NW1150) 10th October 1997. Network: Superman IV: The Quest for Peace (Warner Bros. Pictures/Cannon Films) Monday March 20, 1997. Network: NW1186 Monica's Seaside Adventures. Unknown.
Over the years, The Network Group and Network Video entertainment centres have won many industry awards: Named one of BRW’s 50 most innovative companies. Best Rental Group/Business of the Year: Network Video – AHEDA Awards 2013. Best Marketing Campaign of the Year – Retail: Cans4Films Festival: Network Video – AVSDA Awards 2009.
- Warehouse VHS Graveyard Uncovered
- VHS Revival in Streaming Era
- Sorting Trash from Treasure
- VHS Revival Or Nostalgic Novelty?
A warehouse in Perth's outer suburbs had become a graveyard for thousands of VHS tapes abandoned after the closure of video rental stores. But its become a treasure chest of potentially valuable titles for collectors around the world. The tapes belong to Brent Scotchmer and Jenilee 'JT' Thompson, passionate nostalgia enthusiasts who run a small onl...
But Mr Scotchmer said he was surprised at the demand for the old tapes. "It's new to me that they [VHS tapes] hold some value," Mr Scotchmer said. "I just thought, 'well I don't want these things going into landfill.' "There is a small collection of people who are just rabid fans and they are paying really big dollars to get them into their collect...
If you were thinking you might be sitting on gold with that dusty box of VHS tapes in your shed, think again. Mr Scotchmer said there were certain attributes that distinguished gold from garbage. "We did find out that stuff like Nightmare on Elm Street, the Halloween movies and some of those things, they hold some real nostalgia value, especially f...
Despite the renewed interest, Mr Scotchmer said he doubted video tapes would be back in retail shops any time soon. "Vinyl is having a resurgencebecause they're developing the players, they're getting the technology so that old vinyl does sound really, really good on new technology — but VHS doesn't really have that. "A lot of the collectors still ...
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- Kate Leaver,Gian De Poloni
Jul 30, 2020 · When it comes to entertainment technology, change has happened fast. In less than 20 years, the humble VCR has gone from being standard in just about every Australian household to a museum piece.
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