Netflix has mailed out its last red DVD envelope. The streaming giant on Friday published a blog post commemorating its legacy DVD-by-mail business, which will end its operations today. “In 1998, we ...

Could Netflix’s red DVD envelopes and Redbox’s bright red DVD kiosks someday be part of the same company? Bill Rouhana, the CEO of Redbox owner Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment, sure hopes so. ...

Those red DVD kiosks peppering Walgreens across the country may have reached their end. Last week, media company Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment, which owns Redbox, filed for Chapter 11 ...

DVD Active has found out Summit Entertainment details on Red DVD ($28.99) and Blu-ray ($34.99) released January 25th. Extras on the DVD include an audio commentary with Retired CIA Field Officer ...

Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment may have chosen a soothing sounding name for itself, but the company is causing a monumental dose of heartburn for creditors and employees alike, as the ...

Redbox, operator of the once-prominent red DVD rental boxes known for quick movie checkouts at grocery stores and pharmacies, has flatlined. The business’ parent company, Chicken Soup for the Soul ...

Netflix's (NFLX) red DVD envelopes will be no more. The company said Tuesday that it is ending its 25-year DVD rental business, noting that it plans to ship its final discs on Sept. 29. “Our goal has ...

Long live the red envelope. This morning Netflix shipped out its final DVD closing a chapter that began 25 years ago with a copy of Tim Burton’s “Beetlejuice.” The company penned a note to customers ...

“Today, after 25 years, we ship our last DVD,” Netflix’s co-CEO said on his accounts. “It was a huge honor to join the incredible DVD team in Fremont this week to thank them for being a part of ...

One Piece Film: Red officially wrapped up its run earlier this Winter season after spending a massive run through theaters, and now the film has set its sights on home media with the unveiling of a ...

Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment CEO Bill Rouhana tells THR he wants to buy the DVD business, though a Netflix source said it is not for sale, and will be wound down. By Alex Weprin Senior ...