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DVD kiosk rents titles by the hour

PHYSICAL: BigBox machines are in college campuses in Wisconsin, Minneapolis

By Jennifer Netherby -- Video Business, 12/8/2009


The kiosks rent new release DVDs at 6¢ an hour.

DEC. 8 | PHYSICAL: Minnesota-based Mosquito Productions is opening a handful of DVD rental kiosks in Minneapolis and Wisconsin, renting movies by the hour in a twist on the standard kiosk business model.

The company operates three BigBox DVD kiosks at college campuses in Wisconsin and has put its first in Minneapolis.

Kiosks offer new release DVD movies for 6¢ an hour, with Blu-ray Disc films available for 9¢ an hour. Catalog films are available for 4¢ an hour.

The company says it can offer more films in kiosks than competitors.

Customers also can search for films online and see which kiosks have those films.

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