More Articles By Wendy Wilson

• Green a growing consideration for electronics shoppers
  One-third of consumers plan to make a green electronics purchase in the next 24 months, according to a new study from the Consumer Electronics Assn. More
  
• PBS will air Hotspots doc; DVD for sale online
  Hotspots , a documentary about the developing phenomenon of mass extinction, will concurrently air on PBS this month and be available for sale on DVD through various online outlets. More
  
• CEA members showcase greenest products in new project
  The Consumer Electronics Assn. has entered into a new partnership to demonstrate how member companies’ products can enable homeowners to live more greenly. More
  
• Our Daily Bread DVD goes behind the scenes of food production
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• Wynalda Litho wraps WALL-E in all-paper packaging
  Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment's DVD release of WALL-E arrived at retail last month in packaging as concerned with the environment as the movie itself. More
  
• Fox rewards RecycleBank members with  Horton discount
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• Disney to release nine educational titles
  NOV. 14 | Division develops DVDs for classroom, home schoolers More
  
• Water doc Flow comes to DVD
  The film about the reasons behind the world’s shrinking water supply and the work being done to address it, will be released on DVD Dec. 9. More
  
• First Run makes publicity more eco-friendly
  The independent will eliminate publicity mailings for its releases in a move to green its operations. More
  
• Monterey's Whale doc focuses on Unity and Peace
  SEPT. 25 |  Screenings to be central in environmental weekend More
  
• FAITH & FAMILY: Ringing in the holiday season
  SEPT. 8 | FAITH & FAMILY: Suppliers, retailers repromote catalog, price aggressively More
  
• Bring summer theatrical hits home
  JULY 21 | Plenty of DVDs extend the Batman, Hulk franchises More
  
• Licensed products will give Iron Man DVD steam
  JUNE 6 | DVD-related licensing news from Licensing International Expo More
  
• EMA Digital Council addresses digital delivery
  MAY 5 | SUPERMARKET CHANNEL GUIDE: The grocery channel is redefining its relationship with video by making the move toward rental kiosks; eventually, that could include manufactured-on-demand kiosks as well. Rather than focusing specifically on supermarkets, the Entertainment Merchants Assn. has decided to address the practical problems of the overall home entertainment digital delivery business. More
  
• Advocate for indie stores calls it quits after 24 years
  MAY 1 | Rod Eglash and his family will close the doors of Milwaukee’s RSE Video Discount Superstore next month. In operation since 1985, RSE has seen a 10% drop in revenue each year for the last three years, to $350,000 annually. More
  
• Executives discuss initiatives at Green Media Summit
  MARCH 21 | GREEN REPORT:  When executives come together for the industry’s first Green Media Summit in Los Angeles next week, the talk won’t be as much about what they’ve done to green their operations as to why increased environmental responsibility is best for their business. More
  
• Topics gives back—to employees and environment
  MARCH 10 | As head of a DVD and computer software publishing company that employs 55 people, Topics Entertainment president and CEO Greg James found himself in the somewhat unique position to create a program that benefits his employees while addressing larger environmental concerns, so he did. More
  
• The word is the thing for Walden Media
  FEB. 25 | FAITH & FAMILY: Company co-founder and president Michael Flaherty says that Walden’s success in reaching beyond mainstream movie-goers to Christian viewers is no secret, just the product of simple outreach. More
  
• Sony develops DVD premieres with notable names
  FEB. 15 | Sony has quietly developed a notable business bringing out DVD premiere action titles featuring stars that graced theatrical marquees in the late ’80s and ’90s, including Dolph Lundgren, Steven Seagal and Jean-Claude Van Damme. More
  
• Music DVDs play on lower note
  JAN. 21 | INDIE FILM GUIDE: The video industry is feeling dubious about the strength of music DVD, whether documentaries, live concert films or other music-related material. More