WWE have to blur out the logo when advertising DVDs/Blu-rays since it would go against their agreement of "not promoting WWF" but only allowed to show the the logo during matches and flashback sequences, but not during advertisements. Freemantle Media is a major upgrade from SilverVision, for sure. Freemantle is one of the top production companies in the world. They're responsible for shows like American Idol, X Factor, America's Got Talent and all of their overseas counterparts. If they don't have a website dedicated to selling DVDs/Blu-rays directly then there's always Amazon UK. This is great news for fans in those markets if they take a minute to really think about it. Having successful TV shows (like X-Factor) and producing good DVDs is an entirely different area of business. For all we know, Fremantle may do a good job, but until they take over, nobody can say if it's "good news" or not. Having to pay more for DVDs and failure to provide a next-day delivery, for instance, would definitely be a step backwards. I'd be surprised if their customer service matches SilverVision's either; SV is a dedicated WWE specialist that knows exactly what its customers want, whereas to Fremantle, the WWE DVD deal is just a small drop in their vast ocean, and I can't envision them taking the time to interact with fans. But again, only time will tell. I'm sure Fremantle will offer everything that Silver Vision offers and hopefully more as they have digital rights I