All done

I've spent the last few hours finishing the final draft of my paper. It was a lot harder than I thought it would be, but I should turn it in within the next few minutes. I'm pretty happy with how it turned out.

Rough draft finished

I finished work on the rough draft, though I know there is more that I need to add. I still need to work some quotes in there from the people I talked to, and I need to add some more information in general. It's been harder than I thought it would be working this into a long enough article.

First problem

I went to Best Buy today and talked to an employee there named James. While very helpful, he wasn't comfortable with giving me his contact information. Hopefully I can still use him as a source.

I also talked to a few customers to get their opinion on Blu-ray over DVDs.

And I've started working on the rough draft, but only the first paragraph or so

Gathering information.

I've been gathering technical information about Blu-ray players and discs. Blu-ray.com has actually been a great source about some of the technical aspects. In the next few days I'm going to go to Best Buy to see if I can talk to somebody who works in their home video department about Blu-ray. I also plan on interviewing a few patrons of Best Buy to see what they have to say about Blu-ray.

Final Paper first blog

I've decided that I'm going to do my final article about the differences between Blu-ray technology and standard definition DVDs, and some of the benefits of the new technology. I plan on doing this article for Cineaste magazine.