Army recruits in the fast lane, thanks to kiosks

September 14, 2004

Army News Service: RICHMOND, Va. -- The U.S. Army Mobile Interactive Unit, featuring eight interactive kiosks, is a recruiting tool specially designed to help…

Organ donor network increases registration, awareness with kiosks

September 9, 2004

PHOENIX - The Donor Network of Arizona, the non-profit organ procurement organization for the state of Arizona, recently deployed 20 "Donate Life Station…

City of Kissimmee to install community development information kiosks

September 9, 2004

ORLANDO, Fla. - The City of Kissimmee, Fla., has contracted with Innoprise Software for a new kiosk-based solution for its community development needs…

Criminal charges dropped against Diebold Election Systems

September 8, 2004

MCKINNEY, Texas - Diebold Election Systems responded to the announcement by the California Attorney General's office that it will not pursue criminal charges…

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Although more years have passed than I care to admit since I took Introduction to Patent Law, I do remember the instructor explaining that a would-be patent…

Land Brandenburg Lotto GmbH relies on terminal solutions from Wincor Nixdorf

September 2, 2004

PADERBORN/BERLIN - Land Brandenburg Lotto GmbH has decided in favor of lottery terminals from Wincor Nixdorf. The company intends to replace the old terminals…

A Big Gulp and voter registration to go

September 1, 2004

LOS ANGELES - Rock the Vote has partnered with Sunkist Orange Soda, 7 UP and 7-Eleven in an effort to mobilize 20 million young people to vote Nov. 2. The…

Post kiosks catching on in Gilbert

September 1, 2004

The Arizona Republic: GILBERT - Gilbert post office customers can mail packages day or night, thanks to 24-hour automated kiosks inside the town's two post…

California court to install more kiosks

August 26, 2004

LOS ANGELES, Calif. - Los Angeles County Superior Court expanded its deployment of VantagePoint Print kiosks; it will install between four and six kiosks in…

Even with e-voting, recounts are reality

August 26, 2004

St. Petersburg (Fla.) Times: BRANDON - The infamous paper ballot chads that made life miserable for Florida voting officials during the 2000 presidential…

Bus passengers keep kiosks busy

August 25, 2004

Evening Telegraph: DUNDEE, Scotland - Interactive JourneyPlanner kiosks have made a big difference to bus passengers. Since their May debut, the kiosks have…

Kiosks coming to Pasadena train stations

August 24, 2004

Pasadena Star News: PASADENA, Calif. - City government has voted to spend $90,000 to install touchscreen kiosks at each of Pasadena's six train stations. The…

Frequent fliers sign up at airport

August 23, 2004

The Washington Times: WASHINGTON - Frequent fliers can skip long security lines at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport and go directly to a kiosk. The…

California relents on touchscreen balloting use for November election

August 22, 2004

Contra Costa Times.com: In an Aug. 9 order, California Secretary of State Kevin Shelley said Alameda County could use its Diebold AccuVote TS system in…

Voting machine testing shrouded

August 22, 2004

The Miami Herald: HUNTSVILLE, Ala. - CIBER, Wyle Laboratories and SysTest Labs certify the nation's voting technologies, but they refuse to discuss the…

Ascendovations delivers Web-based kiosk system to Lynx

August 19, 2004

Orlando Business Journal: University of Central Florida Technology incubator client,  Ascendovations, recently delivered a Web-based kiosk system to Lynx. The…

Probationers can check in with automated officer

August 19, 2004

Peoria (Ill.) Journal Star: This fall, minimum- and medium-risk probationers in Peoria County will begin reporting to a kiosk, rather than a probation…

California DMV expands self-service

August 19, 2004

CRM Daily: Officials in California hope self-service kiosk pilot projects shorten lines and ease congestion in Department of Motor Vehicle offices. The…

Court opens public access kiosk

August 18, 2004

Short notice rules out touchscreens in Miami-Dade

August 18, 2004

Sun-Sentinel.com: MIAMI - Miami-Dade has ruled out replacing its 7,200 touchscreen voting machines with paper ballots and optical scan equipment by the…