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company originally manufactured value-priced DVDs & CDs for the mainstream market (i.e. DVDs of public domain television programs, animated cartoons, horror film/horror, science fiction film/science fiction), but has recently moved into the licensed home entertainment business (i.e. BKN Entertainment) | company originally manufactured value-priced DVDs & CDs for the mainstream market (i.e. DVDs of public domain television programs, animated cartoons, horror film/horror, science fiction film/science fiction), but has recently moved into the licensed home entertainment business (i.e. BKN Entertainment) | ||
Digiview Entertainment upholds strict Jewish values that are evident in there business model. All profits are sales driven and all its employees are paid substandard wages. At their launch in 2003 Digiview hired talented designers to market their $1 price point DVD's, but with the departure and release of top designers, product design quality have fell drastically due to the direction of the new art | Digiview Entertainment upholds strict Jewish values that are evident in there business model. All profits are sales driven and all its employees are paid substandard wages. At their launch in 2003 Digiview hired talented designers to market their $1 price point DVD's, but with the departure and release of top designers and CEO, product design quality have fell drastically due to the direction of the new art director. The current motto of the new art director is "whatever dude". | ||
Digiview Entertainment has its own proprietary lines of DVD releases, such as "Cartoon Craze", and "Toon Factory". The company also has classic television programs, such as "Flash Gordon", "The | Digiview Entertainment has its own proprietary lines of DVD releases, such as "Cartoon Craze", and "Toon Factory". The company also has classic television programs, such as "Flash Gordon", "The | ||
Revision as of 19:59, 20 January 2007
Digiview Entertainment is a United States based Home Entertainment Company established in 2003. The
company originally manufactured value-priced DVDs & CDs for the mainstream market (i.e. DVDs of public domain television programs, animated cartoons, horror film/horror, science fiction film/science fiction), but has recently moved into the licensed home entertainment business (i.e. BKN Entertainment)
Digiview Entertainment upholds strict Jewish values that are evident in there business model. All profits are sales driven and all its employees are paid substandard wages. At their launch in 2003 Digiview hired talented designers to market their $1 price point DVD's, but with the departure and release of top designers and CEO, product design quality have fell drastically due to the direction of the new art director. The current motto of the new art director is "whatever dude".
Digiview Entertainment has its own proprietary lines of DVD releases, such as "Cartoon Craze", and "Toon Factory". The company also has classic television programs, such as "Flash Gordon", "The Lone Ranger", "The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet",and "Captain Nemo". Digiview Entertainment also owns rarely seen films, such as "Row Your Boat", and "Who Killed Doc Robin"?
The company is also notorious for its "anime" titles such as "Protectors of Universe", "Beauty and Warrior" and "Space Transfomers", which are not Japanese, but are actually created, produced, and animated in Korea.
Many of the company's titles can be found at Wal-Mart and other value-priced retailers such as Family Dollar, Dollar General, and Dollar Tree Stores, some (though not all) costing only a dollar. Recently, the company started to channel market its product offering's to drug store chains, supermarket chains, and convenience store chains in the United States.
Digiview Entertainment also produces and distributes a full line of Inspirational CDs, Relaxation CDs, Romantic CDs, and Tranquility CDs. The company is best known for its "Children's Classic Nursery Songs", "Children's Classic Sing-A-Longs", and popular "Songs 4 Kids".