NATO disowned threats against Harry Potter
The American Film Distributors Association (NATO), which unites the largest networks in North America, denied the information spread the day before that it recommended its members to refuse to show some potential blockbusters as a protest against the service organized by Hollywood studios 'Premium VOD' ("Premium Video on Demand"). A press release released by the organization claims that the British newspaper The Guardian, which was the first to circulate this information, did not seek comment from NATO. It is also argued that the leadership of the association did not give any recommendations to the distribution networks, in particular, about a boycott of the last part of `` Potter. '' Recall that most American distributors are unhappy with the fact that that movie studios agreed to provide users with digital copies of movies within 60 days after the premiere. The cost of the service will be only $ 30. The Topic of Article: NATO disowned threats against Harry Potter. |
