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== Events ==
== Events ==
* '''January''': The last of the D-Theater titles were released.
* '''January''': The last D-Theater titles were released.
* '''March 10''': The Weinstein Company has been formed, taking the Dimension Films line from Miramax.
* '''March 10''': The Weinstein Company has been formed, taking the Dimension Films line from Miramax.
* '''April''': The UMD Video launched for the PlayStation Portable game console.
* '''April''': The UMD Video launched for the PlayStation Portable game console.
* '''April 8''': Sony Pictures Home Entertainment begins distributing MGM Home Entertainment product after the formation of MGM Holdings.
* '''April 8''': Sony Pictures Home Entertainment begins distributing MGM Home Entertainment product after the formation of MGM Holdings.
* '''June''': Target and Walmart and several other retailers announced plans to phase out the VHS format entirely by early 2006, in favor of the more popular DVD format.
* '''June''': Target and Walmart and several other retailers announced plans to phase out the VHS format entirely by early 2006, in favor of the more popular DVD format.
* '''July 5''': Platinum Disc Corporation and Echo Bridge Entertainment merges together to form '''Echo Bridge Home Entertainment'''.
* '''July 5''': Platinum Disc Corporation and Echo Bridge Entertainment merged to form '''Echo Bridge Home Entertainment'''.
* '''August''': [[Technicolor Video Services|Technicolor Home Entertainment Services]] picks up [[Deluxe Digital Studios|Deluxe Media Services]]'s outstanding duplication contracts.
* '''August''': [[Technicolor Video Services|Technicolor Home Entertainment Services]] picks up [[Deluxe Digital Studios|Deluxe Media Services]]'s outstanding duplication contracts.
* '''August 2''': Image Entertainment had acquired Public Media, Inc., who owned Home Vision Cinema and became distributor for The Criterion Collection.
* '''August 2''': Image Entertainment acquired Public Media, Inc., which owned Home Vision Cinema and became the distributor of The Criterion Collection.
* '''September 8''': Roger Corman and New Concorde secured a deal with Buena Vista Home Entertainment to market and distribute titles.
* '''September 8''': Roger Corman and New Concorde secured a deal with Buena Vista Home Entertainment to market and distribute titles.
* '''December 6''': The Weinstein Company had secured a distribution deal with Genius Entertainment.
* '''December 6''': The Weinstein Company had secured a distribution deal with Genius Entertainment.