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The Ecast jukebox network sold 100 million paid song plays in 2005. San Francisco — The Ecast out-of-home network, the commercial broadband jukebox leader, grew 25 percent in the first quarter of 2006, the largest single-quarter gain since the company installed its first broadband-enabled jukebox in 1999.
The Ecast interactive jukebox network, which was comprised of more than 6000 digital downloading jukeboxes in all 50 United States at the beginning of the year, will surge to more than 7500 units as a result of new broadband jukebox units sold by its manufacturing partners during the first three months of the year. To put the impact of that number in perspective, there are only 8000 Starbucks locations globally. The Ecast jukebox network sold 100 million paid song plays in 2005. “Different amusement operators prefer different jukebox manufacturers and we now have over 14 models from three manufacturers,” said John Taylor, chief executive officer of Ecast, Inc.. “Operators have responded to the fact that we give them the freedom to choose the make and model they like best from the industry’s leading jukebox manufacturers.” The best selling jukebox models by manufacturer were the Evolution jukebox conversion kit by NSM, the Wall Rock wall-mounted jukebox by Rock-Ola Manufacturing Corporation and the Jukeboost conversion kit for Rowe Model 100A by View Interactive Entertainment. ABOUT ECAST, INC.: Ecast runs the premier network of digital touch screen jukeboxes in the US, serving music and advertising to over 10 million consumers per month. Each broadband-enabled jukebox provides the freshest music catalog in the industry, allowing patrons to choose from a massive selection from independent and major record labels. The Ecast platform powers jukeboxes made by manufacturers NSM, Rock-Ola and View. Visit them online at www.ecastinc.com. May XX, 2006 |
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