Video magazine and package therefor
OwnerCharles Azarinventor
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A video magazine for use with a video cassette recorder apparatus comprises the combination of a video cassette having a series of indexable video programs, and a printed program which includes a series of program guides corresponding to each program in the series of indexable video programs on the video cassette. By referring to the printed program, the user may readily index the video cassette in the video recording apparatus to the desired program. The video cassette and the printed program are shipped and stored in an integral package formed of a generally rectangular sleeve for accommodating the printed program, and a second sleeve bonded to the first sleeve and of a size adapted to accommodate the video cassette. The resulting point-of-purchase package provides the consumer with an indication of the variety of programming available in the video magazine, and is of a configuration to inhibit shoplifting.
A video magazine for use with a video recording apparatus, comprising the combination of a video replay means having a series of indexable video programs thereon, and printed program means including a series of indica, each indicia corresponding to one of the series of indexable video programs on the video replay means whereby a user of the video magazine may, by referring to the printed program means, readily index the video replay means in the video recording apparatus, to the desired video program, including an integral packaging means accommodating said video replay means and said printed program means in a single unit, said packaging means comprising a first sleeve member receiving the printed program means, and a second sleeve member connected to an outer surface of said first sleeve member accommodating said video replay means, said second sleeve member including a cut-out portion and facilitating unloading of said video replay means, and retaining means secured to said outer surface of said first sleeve maintaining said video replay means within said second sleeve.
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