Watson may not serve hamburgers to order -- yet. But with the advent of Diebold's new ATM concept, having it your way may become more and more the norm as…
read nowWhile not exactly flocking to ATMs in droves, dot-coms seem more willing than traditional businesses to give the new advertising medium a chance.by Ann All…
read nowThe phones haven't stopped ringing since E*TRADE announced it was buying the ATM contracts of Card Capture Services. According to the two companies, plenty of…
read nowAmerican Express became the country's second-largest ATM owner and sent reverberations throughout the industry with its purchase of the remainder of the EDS…
read nowIs this what the future of Internet payments looks like? Yes, if NYCE Corp. has anything to say about it. The company's SafeDebit product, pictured here…
read nowA state Supreme Court decision in December opened the door to ATM surcharges in Connecticut, but Attorney General Richard Blumenthal is leading a legislative…
read nowCross International Technologies, a subsidiary of South Korea's Hyosung Computer, broke away from the low-end ATM pack with its Mini-Bank 1000 in 1999. One of…
read nowATM advertising is going to be big (really). Two early proponents discuss what it will take to bring the medium into the mainstream.by Ann All, editor
read nowATMs seem destined to become part of a "Post-PC Movement" chronicled in a recent Newsweek cover story. In the Post-PC world, everything from cell phones to…
read nowThey may not offer the same kind of kick as slot machines, but ATMs are an increasingly popular fixture in casinos. by Kevin Gibson, contributing writer
read now'Broadcast TV has lost its luster. We're hoping to fill that void,' says a pioneer in full-motion video ATM advertising. by Kevin Gibson, contributing writer
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