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Re: DVD Special Editions
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The ultimate authority on DVD Special editions and features is Doug
Pratt, who has been reviewing DVD (and Laserdiscs before them) for 20
years. He describes and reviews all special features.

You can use the database online at:

http://dvdlaser.com

It's also available in a new print edition. You might want to suggest
this to your library.

http://www.dvdlaser.com/DVDV.cfm

We publish both the book and the website.


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James Monaco
Harbor Electronic Publishing
80 East 11th St New York NY 10003
212 777 5463   sales: 800 269 6422

http://HEPDigital.com

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