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by RobAley
3045 days ago
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As the story points out, Redbox don't have an agreement with Disney, and so buy their discs at retail price. It does mean they don't get the new blockbusters (which is why they have deals with other studios), but the costs above are reflective of their costs in this case. If they had a contract with Disney, they would get the block busters (at a higher price), but wouldn't get the digital codes (which are the subject of this case). |
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