Blackburn, England (PDO) - Revision history

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	\| Name = PDO Blackburn		\| Name = PDO Blackburn
	\| Location = Blackburn, Lancashire, UK		\| Location = Blackburn, Lancashire, UK
	\| Online = 1980 <small>(LaserDisc only)</small></br>Dec 1986 <small>(CD production)</small>		\| Online = 1980 <small>(LaserDisc only)</small><br/>Dec 1986 <small>(CD production)</small>
	\| Operators = [[Philips and DuPont Optical (PDO)\|PDO]] <small>(Dec 1986 - ??)</small><br/>[[Universal Manufacturing\|Universal Mfg.]] <small>(?? - 1 Jun 2005)</small><br/>[[Entertainment Distribution Company (EDC)\|EDC]] <small>(1 Jun 2005 - 31 Dec 2009)</small>		\| Operators = [[Philips and DuPont Optical (PDO)\|PDO]] <small>(Dec 1986 - ??)</small><br/>[[Universal Manufacturing\|Universal Mfg.]] <small>(?? - 1 Jun 2005)</small><br/>[[Entertainment Distribution Company (EDC)\|EDC]] <small>(1 Jun 2005 - 31 Dec 2009)</small>
	\| Shutdown = 31 Dec 2009		\| Shutdown = 31 Dec 2009

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	\| Name = PDO Blackburn		\| Name = PDO Blackburn
	\| Location = Blackburn, Lancashire, UK		\| Location = Blackburn, Lancashire, UK
	\| Operators = [[Philips and DuPont Optical (PDO)\|PDO]] <small>(?? - ??)</small><br/>[[Universal Manufacturing\|Universal Mfg.]] <small>(?? - 1 Jun 2005)</small><br/>[[Entertainment Distribution Company (EDC)\|EDC]] <small>(1 Jun 2005 - 31 Dec 2009)</small>		\| Online = 1980 <small>(LaserDisc only)</small></br>Dec 1986 <small>(CD production)</small>
	~~\| Online = Unknown~~		\| Operators = [[Philips and DuPont Optical (PDO)\|PDO]] <small>(Dec 1986 - ??)</small><br/>[[Universal Manufacturing\|Universal Mfg.]] <small>(?? - 1 Jun 2005)</small><br/>[[Entertainment Distribution Company (EDC)\|EDC]] <small>(1 Jun 2005 - 31 Dec 2009)</small>
	\| Shutdown = 31 Dec 2009		\| Shutdown = 31 Dec 2009
			\| Formats = Laserdisc, CD, [[CD Video]], CD-ROM
	}}		}}

			== Pre-CD ==
			The Blackburn plant initially opened as a LaserDisc manufacturing facility in 1980.

	== Bronzing ==		== Bronzing ==

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	== Bronzing ==		== Bronzing ==
	During the early 1990s, CDs manufactured at PDO Blackburn began using a new reflective coating that was made with silver rather than the usual aluminum. Over time, this coating tended to change tint from silver to a yellowish-bronze, and in many cases deteriorated further to a deep copper hue that made the affected disc difficult or impossible to play. The phenomenon became known as bronzing.		During the early 1990s, CDs manufactured at PDO Blackburn began using a new reflective coating that was made with silver rather than the usual aluminum. Over time, this coating tended to change tint from silver to a yellowish-bronze, and in many cases deteriorated further to a deep copper hue that made the affected disc difficult or impossible to play. The phenomenon became known as bronzing.

			== See Also ==
			* [http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=48163177101&v=wall I Survived PDO (Philips Du Pont Optical) Blackburn] (Facebook group)

	[[Category: Pressing plant]]		[[Category: Pressing plant]]
	[[Category: Controversy]]		[[Category: Controversy]]

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	\| Name = PDO Blackburn		\| Name = PDO Blackburn
	\| Location = Blackburn, Lancashire, UK		\| Location = Blackburn, Lancashire, UK
	\| Operators = [[PDO]] <small>??-??</small>		\| Operators = [[Philips and DuPont Optical (PDO)\|PDO]] <small>(?? - ??)</small><br/>[[Universal Manufacturing\|Universal Mfg.]] <small>(?? - 1 Jun 2005)</small><br/>[[Entertainment Distribution Company (EDC)\|EDC]] <small>(1 Jun 2005 - 31 Dec 2009)</small>
	\| Online = Unknown		\| Online = Unknown
	\| Shutdown = ~~Unknown~~		\| Shutdown = 31 Dec 2009
	}}		}}

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	[[Category: Pressing plant]]		[[Category: Pressing plant]]
	[[Category: ~~Controversies~~]]		[[Category: Controversy]]

Admin at 02:54, 7 June 2010

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	During the early 1990s, CDs manufactured at PDO Blackburn began using a new reflective coating that was made with silver rather than the usual aluminum. Over time, this coating tended to change tint from silver to a yellowish-bronze, and in many cases deteriorated further to a deep copper hue that made the affected disc difficult or impossible to play. The phenomenon became known as bronzing.		During the early 1990s, CDs manufactured at PDO Blackburn began using a new reflective coating that was made with silver rather than the usual aluminum. Over time, this coating tended to change tint from silver to a yellowish-bronze, and in many cases deteriorated further to a deep copper hue that made the affected disc difficult or impossible to play. The phenomenon became known as bronzing.

	[[Category: Pressing ~~plants~~]]		[[Category: Pressing plant]]
	[[Category: Controversies]]		[[Category: Controversies]]

Admin at 03:27, 1 June 2010

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			{{Infobox pressing plant
			\| Name = PDO Blackburn
			\| Location = Blackburn, Lancashire, UK
			\| Operators = [[PDO]] <small>??-??</small>
			\| Online = Unknown
			\| Shutdown = Unknown
			}}

	== Bronzing ==		== Bronzing ==
	During the early 1990s, CDs manufactured at PDO Blackburn began using a new reflective coating that was made with silver rather than the usual aluminum. Over time, this coating tended to change tint from silver to a yellowish-bronze, and in many cases deteriorated further to a deep copper hue that made the affected disc difficult or impossible to play. The phenomenon became known as bronzing.		During the early 1990s, CDs manufactured at PDO Blackburn began using a new reflective coating that was made with silver rather than the usual aluminum. Over time, this coating tended to change tint from silver to a yellowish-bronze, and in many cases deteriorated further to a deep copper hue that made the affected disc difficult or impossible to play. The phenomenon became known as bronzing.

Admin at 21:27, 31 May 2010

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	== Bronzing ==		== Bronzing ==
	During the early 1990s, CDs manufactured at PDO Blackburn began using a new reflective coating that was made with silver rather than the usual aluminum. Over time, this coating tended to change tint from silver to a yellowish-bronze, and in many cases deteriorated further to a deep copper hue that made the affected disc difficult or impossible to play. The phenomenon became known as bronzing.		During the early 1990s, CDs manufactured at PDO Blackburn began using a new reflective coating that was made with silver rather than the usual aluminum. Over time, this coating tended to change tint from silver to a yellowish-bronze, and in many cases deteriorated further to a deep copper hue that made the affected disc difficult or impossible to play. The phenomenon became known as bronzing.

			[[Category: Pressing plants]]
			[[Category: Controversies]]

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== Bronzing ==
During the early 1990s, CDs manufactured at PDO Blackburn began using a new reflective coating that was made with silver rather than the usual aluminum. Over time, this coating tended to change tint from silver to a yellowish-bronze, and in many cases deteriorated further to a deep copper hue that made the affected disc difficult or impossible to play. The phenomenon became known as bronzing.