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Monday, February 6, 2012
Redbox & Verizon
Although I like the new business model about to take shape. Redbox getting into the Streaming market is a must, but I feel that red box paired with Netflix would have been an even larger selling point. Netflix already has a huge streaming content, and given the ability to rent almost anything from Netflix and add the ability to return to a little red kiosk down the street to get an immediate rental exchange. This would be a classic scenario. Ultimately these two power hungry giants may not see this business model in there future, but a consumer such as myself would love to have the ability to rent a DVD from the extensive library, have it shipped to my house, then return it down the street for something that is stocked in the local Red Kiosk. (It just makes sense)... Although, maybe sometime in the future this will occur, but for now we'll all have to be happy with what the pairing of Verizon and Redbox will bring. - http://ping.fm/4pO5Y
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