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RedBox Gets Ready for Online Delivery
Michael LuuBrianna OlsonMegan Walker
November 3, 2010
Moving Digital
• Implementing a new “digital strategy” for 2011
• Similar to Netflix and Blockbuster• Allow for added convenience • Currently offers around 600 titles • 28,900 existing kiosks
Business Issues
• Retail Pricing– DVDs currently rent for $1 per night due to no
contract fees– Future charges of $4-$6 for streaming digital new
releases
• Convenience of streaming digital may make up for the price change in consumer’s minds
Social and Behavioral Issues
• Watching DVDs is a “shared” experience• PC delivery is not so good for such viewing• Even when viewing is personal, consumers
may be drawn toward the higher quality a TV can offer
Ecosystem Issues
• Consumers must purchase the necessary equipment for streaming digital – X-box– Playstation– Wii
• This can be costly • With a limited library purchasing such
equipment might not be cost effective
Pros and Cons
Pros• Convenience• Expand RedBox presence in
the industry
Cons• Cost
– Set Up – Rentals
• Limited DVD titles• Competition
– Netflix– Blockbuster
Sources
Kim, Gary. (2010, November 1). Redbox Gets Ready for Online Delivery. Retrieved November 1, 2010, from http://iptv.tmcnet.com/topics/iptv/articles/112970-redbox-gets-ready-online-delivery.htm