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Redbox is No. 1
It's time for redbox to flaunt its giant No. 1 foam finger, as January marked the first time the kiosk company has been on top in DVD rentals, according to a story on Highdefdigest.com Although …
| Wired: The mysteries keep piling up around the Sequoia voting machines used in New Jersey. This time Princeton University computer scientist Ed Felten has uncovered a phantom vote for Obama in summary tapes from three voting machines used in the … | |
 | ARCATECH SYSTEMS announced the addition of two new PIN pads and a high-end check scanner, filling out the company's suite of kiosk-specific products. The company's current lineup includes PCI-PED-approved Interac PIN pads and check scanners that … |
| Click here to view a slideshow from the show. LAS VEGAS — KioskCom Self Service Expo and The Digital Signage Show came and went last week with more exhibitors and kiosks than ever before. But when all was said and done, one kiosk stood out … |
| NORTH CANTON, Ohio — Diebold Inc. announced this afternoon that its board of directors has unanimously rejected United Technologies Corp.'s unsolicited proposal to acquire Diebold. According to a statement released by Diebold, the company's … | |
| The New York Times: The United Technologies Corp. made public on Sunday an unsolicited $3 billion bid for Diebold, one of the largest makers of automated teller machines and voting machines. In Diebold, United Technologies sees a chance to expand … | |
| The Palm Beach (Fla.) Post: This time, Smithsonian curators and eBay bidders weren't interested in Palm Beach County's election artifacts. Instead, most of the county's controversial paperless electronic touchscreen voting machines will be hauled … | |
| CNET News.com: Imagine if all it took to get inside widely-used Diebold electronic voting kiosks — perhaps with malicious intentions, such as installing tally-altering software on its memory card — was a photograph of the key to the … | |
| This article originally published in Self-Service World magazine, Dec. 2007. Last year, we conducted the inaugural Self-Service World market survey. More than 100 executives from leading retailers, financial institutions, restaurants, hospitality … | |
| (From "The End is Near," Self-Service World magazine, Dec 2007) RFID takes steps, struggles N.H. legislators debate RFID regulation N. Dakota to ban forced RFID chipping Skill shortage hits RFID growth RFID market ready, end users still reluctant … | |
 | Bill Yackey is the managing editor of Digital Signage Today and the editor of SelfService.org, two Kiosk Marketplace sister sites. As the 2007 election looms, touchscreen voting kiosks appear to be on the way out. At one time, they were expected to … |
