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Sony's porn dilemna

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Sony say they won't burn Blu-ray movies for the porn industry. That's extremely ethical. Porn film makers are now trying to find other manufacturers to burn the high def discs. Or they will use HD-DVD. It's an interesting problem.

Blu-ray is in a death fight with HD-DVD over market acceptance.Blu-Ray mayn be better but costs a fortune. Porn is usually the single quickest way a new idea enters the mass market. Can ethics trump commerce?

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