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Redbox to bring movie-rental kiosks to Canada - Globe and Mail
Globe and MailRedbox to bring movie-rental kiosks to CanadaGlobe and MailThe Oakbrook, Ill., company, a unit of Coinstar Inc., has almost 30000 rental kiosks across the United States. “[Canada] is the third largest DVD rental country after America and Japan,” said interim president Gregg Kaplan, speaking at an investment ...et plus encore »

Video rental businesses seeing revenues plummet - Middletown Journal
Video rental businesses seeing revenues plummetMiddletown JournalSue Hezlep of Middletown said her family switched from video rental stores about two or three years ago, opting instead to check out movies from the Middletown Public Library or from Redbox, either for free or for significantly less than video rental ...et plus encore »

New out on DVD/Blu-ray for Tuesday May 22. - Castanet.net
Castanet.netNew out on DVD/Blu-ray for Tuesday May 22.Castanet.netThis movie is an absolute piece of trash. Clearly just a paycheck for the talented cast involved, it's predictable, formulaic, loud and just plain stupid. Easily one of the worst movies of the year so far. Rent this at your own risk. Italy, 1944.et plus encore »

Will DVD rentals survive in on-demand society? - Cambridge Times
Will DVD rentals survive in on-demand society?Cambridge TimesWill DVD rentals survive in on-demand society?. A Planet DVD kiosk. Bill Jackson, Times Staff Less people are renting movies off the shelf these days. However, some stores in Cambridge are benefitting from the demise of big rental chains, ...et plus encore »

Renting the last picture shows - Boston.com
Boston.comRenting the last picture showsBoston.comFor Jesse Kreitzer, the click-access, browse-from-your-couch-or-computer, instant-gratification movie rental trend that dominates our time is a “soulless” experience. He'd much rather peruse aisles neatly lined with DVDs — you can pick them up, ...

Review: Apple TV - Stuff.co.nz
Stuff.co.nzReview: Apple TVStuff.co.nzREVIEW: I used to rent DVDs in my neighbourhood. Not any more. In the past year, one DVD rental outlet has shut and the other has moved away. It's obvious the DVD rental business isn't as profitable as it used to be and there was always a hassle with ...et plus encore »

Simon Santos: The man behind a film haven - Rappler
Simon Santos: The man behind a film havenRapplerEventually, his collection grew, and friends started renting out his copies which gave him the idea of putting up a video rental store. FLOWING WITH THE TIMES. He started with Betamax; today, he has DVDs. The man with the mop-top can go with the flow.

Video rental holdouts riding last wave - Hamilton Spectator
Video rental holdouts riding last waveHamilton SpectatorWhere once video stores dotted plazas around the city, a range of rent-from-the-couch options such as Netflix, iTunes and video-on-demand services has changed the way people watch movies. No more piling into the car to peruse the racks or dashing out ...et plus encore »

FOR RENT: "Chronicle," "The Grey," "The Devil Inside" and more - Tuscaloosa News (blog)
FOR RENT: "Chronicle," "The Grey," "The Devil Inside" and moreTuscaloosa News (blog)Just when you think the found-footage subgenre is played out thanks to movies like “The Devil Inside” (see below), along comes a breath of fresh air like “Chronicle,” playing on the tropes of the style to deliver a new twist on the superhero movie and ...DVD and Blu-ray new releases for May 15, 2012Examiner.com35 autres articles »

COMMENT: Xtravision winded by UPC movie offering - The Sunday Business Post
COMMENT: Xtravision winded by UPC movie offeringThe Sunday Business Post(And UPC gets them ahead of Sky Movies.) It also means series like Dexter, Blue Bloods and The Good Wife, available to watch on demand. The movies will cost €5 to rent or €6 in high definition. Crucially, you will be able to throw the cost on to your ...UPC raises curtain for On DemandConsumer TechUPC introduces on-demand TV in IrelandBusinessandleadership.comUPC to launch on-demand TV and movies services this FridaySiliconrepublic.comIrish Times15 autres articles »