Public Media Works, who a few months ago announced its intention to install tens of thousands of its EntertainmentXpress kiosks over the next few years, has announced a deal with a major retail group. This partnership with Asian American Convenience Store Association (AACSA), which consists of more than 90,000 independent businesses, will place 500 kiosks at AACSA locations.
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AACSA members include independently owned 7-Eleven, Circle K, Stop-N-Go and Kwik Stop locations, among others.
AACSA executive director Paul Rock believes that the deal will be a great move for both companies, as well as Hollywood and consumers. Said Rock:
“We can help them become a formidable player in the DVD kiosk business . . . We had in-depth discussions with both Redbox and NCR Blockbuster. Hands down, EntertainmentXpress became our clear choice in almost every category . . . This could not have come at a better time for the movie studios and our customers who will be looking for different ways to make it a movie night,”
Why do you think PMW’s kiosks were chosen over more-established Redbox and BB Express? Is there room in the kiosk market for a third major player?
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Tell us what you think in the comments.
(via Home Media Magazine)
Isn’t this ‘misery loves company’?
Yes, another player can always be welcome, but don’t you need a *gun* to enter an “independently owned: 7-Eleven, Circle K, Stop-N-Go and Kwik Stop location”?
Much like in the “olden days” trying to find a WORKING pay phone in the “less than fashionable sections of town” [a place where your wallet or purse are not!]. It’s doubtful these locations’ kiosks will be as well maintained as the national chains’ kiosks located in safer, more fashionable areas.
They went with PMW kiosks because both Redbox and NCR turned them down.
Yep, obviously there is a reason Redbox chose not to go into these specific locations. Probably one of them being the 7-11 by my work which the homeless sleep at and urinate at, and shootings happen nearby often.
Who else wants sloppy seconds?
tinybrat,…You need to find yourself a different place/location to work! Urinating,….Shootings happening nearby often! Time to find a different job/place to work!
RB, you are quite wrong… Where else could I possibly find a job that pays $9.45 per hour?!? Ha!
Why 7-11 of course! ;o)
In the Dallas area there are Red Boxes in scary places. I worry about the RedBox Employees that have them on their routes.
Has anyone ever seen one of these Public Media Kiosks? No? Because I don’t beleive they have EVER placed one. The new releases keep coming but no machines?????