Once just an incongruous experiment amid the burgers and fries at McDonald's restaurants, Redbox has emerged as the largest operator of DVD-rental kiosks, with more than 15,400 vending machines ...

The machines belong to Redbox, a company launched by McDonald's Corp. that executives hope could change the video rental industry ... screen video monitor. The DVD emerges from a slot, packed ...

Redbox vending machines are capable of holding up to 630 DVDs each. If we imagine the fleet is around half full, at an average of 300 discs per unit, that would have left over 10,000,000 DVDs to ...

The DVD rental company Redbox is no more — but unfortunately, its more than 20,000 DVD vending machines still are, and that’s causing a pricey problem for the stores in front of which they ...

After a formidable 25-year run, Netflix has announced that it will shutter its DVD-to-mail rental service ... Basically a vending machine for DVDs and Blu-rays, you can find a kiosk location ...

Penny-pinching consumers looking for cheap entertainment have flocked to Redbox DVD-rental vending machines and, in a year’s time, catapulted Bellevue-based Coinstar—Redbox’s parent company—onto the ...

The deal included the assumption of $325 million in debt, but Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment’s leadership forecast at the time that DVD rentals would quickly recover. That didn’t happen.

In 2005, vending machine specialist Coinstar got on board; by 2007, Redbox had more locations than the then video rental market leader Blockbuster; in 2009, Coinstar acquired the entire Redbox ...

The owner of an Alabama moving company is hired to extract the DVD-dispensing machines that are taking up space and sapping the resources and patience of store owners across the country.