Redbox is prepping for the closure of Netflix's DVD.com by bolstering its DVD inventory and encouraging users to provide feedback.

As Netflix closes its DVD operations this week, Redbox has been working to provide content that the former DVD.com audience will enjoy in its approximately 29,000 Redbox kiosks nationwide.

With Netflix sunsetting its DVD-by-mail rental service this September, we've put together this list of some alternative DVD rental options to fill the void.

Redbox has expressed interest in buying Netflix’s closing DVD business several times, but the streamer has continually rejected its offers, according to a report from The Hollywood Reporter.

One of Netflix's rivals is trying to buy the streaming giant's soon-to-close DVD rental division. So, if the world's best streaming service is doing away with its DVD leasing platform, and Redbox ...

Redbox wants to buy Netflix's DVD by mail business after the streaming company said it would shut it down.

Video-rental kiosk operator set to launch its own video-streaming service later this month, while Netflix shares get a boost as Morgan Stanley ups target.

The Redbox squeeze may have been fun while it lasted, but make no mistake: the company is not the next Netflix or Disney. Related Ad Feedback Ad Feedback ...

Customers of Redbox Instant also have the option to forgo the DVDs and stream an unlimited number of movie titles for $6 a month, $2 less than a similar Netflix subscription. That would appear to ...

Netflix After In 2007, Netflix entered the streaming market and ultimately laid the groundwork for a complete revolution of how Americans access their movies and TV shows.

Redbox is joining the crowded cord-cutting market. The company, best known for its DVD kiosks, rolled out the ad-supported Redbox Free Live TV last week to compete with the likes of Pluto and add ...