Redbox launches digital on-demand service — sans Disney movies

bizjournals Wednesday, 13 December 2017 ()
Redbox is launching a digital video service — again. The company, which rents DVDs, Blu-rays and video games through its signature red, self-serve kiosks, has launched Redbox On Demand, enabling customers to rent or buy digital movies and television shows. The new service is in public beta. Movies available to rent include “Kingsman: The Golden Circle,” “Home Again,” “Detroit” and “Despicable Me 3.” Prices start at $3.99 for 48-hour VOD rentals ($1.99 for library titles) and $9.99…
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 Popular kiosk-based video rental service Redbox is stepping out of its shell and onto the the internet, offering an even broader array of films and TV shows via a new internet-based on-demand service which launched in beta today. The company’s traditional vending machine-style kiosks will remain,...