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You Dont Have to Drop Loyalty to One Company to Care About Physical Media

“Whatever loyalty you have to any one company, you're gonna have to be willing to drop if you care about physical media.”
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Confidence: High Checked on July 14, 2026

Summary

Current data shows physical media like DVDs and Blu‑rays are experiencing a modest resurgence, yet they still represent a small share of overall sales, especially in gaming where only about 15% of PS5 software is bought physically. Discussions of employee or customer loyalty are unrelated to these trends and do not indicate that caring about physical media requires abandoning loyalty to any particular company.

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  • Rethinking Company Loyalty | Working Knowledge

    Loyalty should not be viewed as an either/or proposition. It's true, the experts say, that to produce their best work, employees must be loyal to the company and what it stands for.

plato.stanford.edu
  • Loyalty (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy)

    Loyalty is usually seen as a virtue, albeit a problematic one. It is constituted centrally by perseverance in an association to which a person has become intrinsically committed as a matter of his or her identity. Its paradigmatic expression is found in close friendship, to which loyalty is ...

open.maricopa.edu
  • Loyalty to the Company – Society and Business Anthology

    The relationship between employee and employer is changing, especially our understanding of commitment and loyalty. An ethical employee owes the company a good day’s work and his or her best effort, whether the work is stimulating or dull. A duty of loyalty and our best effort are our primary obligations as employees, but what they mean can change.

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  • If You’re Loyal to a Group, Does It Compromise Your Ethics?

    Stories in the media about everything from corporate scandals to political machinations to gangland killings often cite loyalty as a primary driver of corruption. We read about employees who didn’t report misconduct out of loyalty to dishonest ...

  • Want More Loyal Customers? Offer a Community, Not Rewards.

    The irony of most of today’s customer loyalty programs is that they aren’t about loyalty at all. They have more to do with an economic transaction than with true affinity for a brand. For example: some companies allow you to earn points for following them or writing a product review.

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