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By Eloy Trevino, June 26, 2008 — In a not too distant past, Blockbuster was on the forefront of a convenience revolution — the transition to convenient, in-home entertainment. As consumers built in-home theater systems that rivaled movie theater quality, Blockbuster offered them “convenience” by launching “always in stock” for the hottest DVD rentals. Blockbuster expanded their footprint with highly convenient locations, and was seemingly on a roll.
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Boston Globe, October 18, 2007 — Nokia Corp., the world's dominant cellphone maker, is positioning itself to compete against the likes of MySpace, iTunes, and Google, and is anchoring a key part of its new business in the Back Bay.
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