Press play: Exploring Edmonton’s thriving fascination with DVDs
CBC’s hyperlocal podcast looks at ongoing demand for old-school movie formats.
CBC’s This is Emdonton podcast looks at the demand for old-school movie formats
Edmonton is having a DVD resurgence — sort of.
A little free library functioning as a neighbourhood Blockbuster is on a lawn on the north side. Within a week of opening, an image of the library went viral online and the community was borrowing and donating their own DVD collections.
310:00:00Don’t count out DVDs just yet
\nEdmonton is having a DVD resurgence — sort of. A little free library functioning as a neighbourhood Blockbuster is on a lawn on the north side. And if internet popularity is a sign of anything, it’s going to be popular. Host Clare Bonnyman digs into the analog media available in the city, and how locals are using old-school formats today.
In the latest episode of This is Edmonton, host Clare Bonnyman digs into the old-school movie formats available in the city and explores the Edmonton Public Library’s massive movie collection. She meets collection strategies librarian Bethany Arsenault and learns about its most popular rentals.
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