Holy Cow! It's a Kiosk

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The folks at Yahoo are taking their purple cow kiosks, developed for last summer's Cow Parade in New York City, on the road.

Fly with the friendly kiosks

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United's airport kiosks allow passengers to check in, change seats, update their mileage and even check bags. The kiosks are key to the airline's $150 million…

Where there's not a wire, there's a way

Advances in wireless communications, such as Bluetooth technology, are making thousands of new applications possible.

The taxman refundeth

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Thanks to a partnership with InnoVentry, customers at some Jackson Hewitt offices will be able to visit kiosks and cash their tax refund checks on the spot.

Kiosks gaining importance at Globalshop

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A look around the world's largest store design and in-store marketing show is an indication of the growing importance of kiosks in retail.

Craig Keefner's Globalshop Experience

by Craig Keefner — manager, Olea

Kiosks.org founder Craig Keefner has his own way to cover a trade show. A veteran of many such events, here's his take on the world's largest store design and…

Awaiting Germany's kiosk boom

by Eckhard Reimann — Owner, ERCM

In Germany, trendsetting Kaufhof is exploring a wide range of kiosk applications as national activity picks up.

The Game's the Thing

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Kiosks are as much a part of modern sports arenas as luxury boxes and concession stands.

Picking up the pieces

by James Bickers — Editor, Networld Alliance

Less than a year after his company nearly collapsed when promised funding fell through, Robert Pratt has refocused Shopping Mall Online.

Ground control to major kiosks

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Kiosk activity at airports is gaining ground, as airlines and airports compete to improve their customer service. Passengers in a hurry are discovering that…

Coming attractions

by James Bickers — Editor, Networld Alliance

A software developer is enabling the delivery of advertising to networks of kiosks, ATMs, private television networks, even Web-enabled phones.

Economies of Air

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The air travel industry continues to be a big spender on kiosks, as airlines strive to improve passenger experience through self-service options.

Picture this

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The popularity of digital photography and customers' need for instant photo gratification has led to new innovations in photo kiosks.

The wow factor

by James Bickers — Editor, Networld Alliance

A Texas company is providing free public Internet access at shopping malls, and relying on an advertising revenue business model.

The neon kiosk that lit up a show

Arral Industries brought a see-through acrylic kiosk enclosure to KioskCom 2002 to display its relationships. It did not reckon on the enclosure itself…

The buzz at KioskCom

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KIOSKmarketplace Editor Michael Jackman has been walking the floor every day for you. Here are some issues and impressions from this year's gathering.

You never forget your first...

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When new KIOSKmarketplace editor Michael Jackman took the job, he didn't know what he was in for. On his first day, with the ink still wet on his W-2 form, he…

Jumping through hoops

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Machines that provide cash and tickets are convenient to customers and likely to be profitable for entertainment venues as well as deployers. Now, some…

The secret of kiosk success

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Necessity may be the mother of invention, but without simplicity, the invention may be useless. In this first of a series of columns, kiosk expert Francie…

Universal's kiosks are just the ticket

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Thanks to new ticketing kiosks at the Universal Orlando park complex in Orlando, Fla., folks at the fun park don't have to wait in line for the most popular…