Target made Disney testy in September, when it fired off a letter demanding the same low wholesale prices on DVDs that Apple Computer Inc. is paying Disney to offer movie downloads over iTunes.

DVDs will sometimes be available at Target However, physical movies and TV shows might return to stores during the holidays, when Target suggests people are more likely to buy a DVD.

Wal-Mart, more quietly than Target, has made clear its discomfort with cheaper-than-DVD movie downloads.

Target has confirmed that it’s transitioning its selection of physical DVDs from in-store to its website, according to a report from IGN.

Retailer tells Hollywood it shouldn't let movie-download prices undercut those of DVDs.

Forget Target. The DVD format wars will be settled by porn The American adult film industry prefers HD DVD. But in Japan, they're moving to Blu-ray.

When Target talks about leveling the field, it's looking past the cost of production and distribution of the different types of media. Physical DVDs may not cost much to press anymore, but they ...

Target stores will be carrying less physical media in stores going forward, but anyone who has been in one lately could have told you that.

Target says it's moving away from DVDs, including Blu-Ray movies, with plans to only carry the physical media at select times like holidays or major releases.

Target Corp. (NYSE: TGT) plans to cut the shelf space it gives to DVDs in stores — the latest big retailer to cut back on physical media sales in the streaming era.

Amazon's ongoing buy-two-get-one-free sale closely resembles the same one from Target, each offering mix-and-match bundles of books, vinyls, and DVDs at discounted prices. Here's how each sale ...

In another sign that physical media is declining, Target plans on reducing the number of DVDs and Blu-rays it sells. The retailer is preparing to sell fewer copies at Target stores, signaling it's ...