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Written by TouchTunes
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Monday, 17 September 2007 11:06 |
MINNESOTA HOCKEY FANS CAN GET 'WILD'
AT TOUCHTUNES LOCATIONS
Team Anthem and Special Graphics to be Downloaded
to 600 Selected Digital Jukeboxes in the State
via Targeted Music Campaign
Song Added to New 'Sports Tunes' Playlist
Available to Company’s Network of Nearly
30,000 Touch-Screen Systems
NEW YORK, N.Y., Sept. 17, 2007 — Fans of Minnesota’s National Hockey League team can get ‘wild’ at TouchTunes digital jukeboxes during the 2007-08 hockey season.
Prompted by a request from TouchTunes operator and self-described hockey fanatic Bill Lethert, president and CEO of Mendota Valley Amusement/CDL in the Twin Cities area, TouchTunes has licensed the Minnesota Wild’s team anthem for play anywhere in the U.S. on its industry-leading network of nearly 30,000 touch-screen digital jukeboxes.
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Written by AMI Entertainment
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Monday, 17 September 2007 09:29 |
AMI Entertainment Launches Rich Web Tool For Remote Management Of Digital Jukeboxes
GRAND RAPIDS, MI (September 17, 2007) —  AMI Entertainment, the music content and technology division of jukebox manufacturer Rowe International Corp., is launching a new website designed to deliver tools that greatly enhance and simplify the remote management of Internet-enabled jukeboxes.
The revamped site was programmed with the latest Java technologies, including Spring and Hibernate. Making extensive use of dynamic HTML (via AJAX), the site is far more responsive than the previous version, utilizing caching to quickly present the AMI music catalog and enable single-click selections.
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Last Updated on Monday, 17 September 2007 09:33 |
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Written by C.A.Robinson & Co.
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Monday, 17 September 2007 08:48 |
AVAILABLE NOW BIG EARNINGS
Global VR is pleased to announce the release of the highly anticipated  NASCAR driving game. Officially licensed by NASCAR, Global VR delivers a high energy, fun and addictive driving game. Players will choose from 12 of NASCAR's most celebrated drivers and race on the most popular NASCAR tracks. Each race will include 30 different NASCAR drivers and cars. Players listen to their pit boss as they zoom around the tracks at speeds of 200 MPH.
The NASCAR game has been designed with computer assisted driving to appeal to the casual players, in addition to the in depth levels for the seasoned players. Aggressive pricing will enable operators to achieve a much quicker ROI.
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Written by American Vending Sales, Inc.
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Monday, 17 September 2007 09:10 |
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Highway 66 Mini Bowling Service School American Vending Sales would like to take this opportunity and cordially invite you to our first Highway 66 Mini Bowling Service School Thursday, October 25th from 10am to 12pm. If you are looking to Purchase the Hwy 66 product this will give you the opportunity to play, see how the unit works and discuss how this attraction will best fit into your location and generate great revenue. If you already own the Hwy 66 product you may want to have your technician/technicians trained/retrained on the operational maintenance of the lanes. This is your opportunity!!!! There is no cost to you for this service school. The same day we will be holding our Annual Open House / Amusement Expo and will be displaying all new video and redemption games and will also have the manufacturer reps present to answer any questions you may have on the new equipment. Every year this event gets BIGGER and BIGGER and there is no exception this year! Come see a whole line of new equipment and enjoy the festivities. |
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Last Updated on Monday, 17 September 2007 09:17 |
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Written by AMI Entertainment
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Monday, 17 September 2007 08:16 |
AMI Entertainment Posts Flash Tutorial At Its New Administrative Website For Jukeboxes
GRAND RAPIDS, MI (September 17, 2007) — After months of anticipation, AMI Entertainment’s new Web tool is ready to launch,  offering operators a seamless solution for remotely managing jukebox music. To support the rollout, the music provider has posted a Flash tutorial that explains and illustrates key features of managing music online.
The step-by-step tours walk operators through common administrative jukebox tasks, which include music management, order tracking, working with jukebox groups and updating dialup systems. At the opening tutorial page, operators can select any one of these topics and learn how to use these feature-rich, straightforward tools.
The tutorial for managing music consists of two sections; one provides a general overview of the “music tab” and the other demonstrates the basics of ordering music. The music tab is used to manage music on all jukeboxes connected to the AMI network. Here, operators can add or remove local music (album files on the hard drive) to one or multiple jukeboxes, and display current music for all boxes. The tutorial details the use of drop-down menus, rollovers and other widgets.
The module for tracking orders is used to follow the status of music requests. Its tutorial walks the user through the use of “order tabs” and provides a sample “active orders” page with a detailed description of its data components. |
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