Polar Frog Digital will begin rolling out digital download kiosks to seven college campuses next month through a deal with the National Assn. of College Stores, the two announced today. NACS, a collegiate retail trade organization with 3,100 member stores, will add kiosks to campus bookstores. Students at those schools will be able to use the touch-screen kiosks to download movies and TV shows and burn them to DVD or transfer them to a Flash or USB drive. They also will be able to buy downloads online or via mobile phone with the ability to download to a PC or burn it to DVD for pickup at the bookstore. Read more at: http://www.videobusiness.com/article/CA6598612.html?nid=3516 (Source: The Kept-Up Academic Librarian)

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