BUSINESS BRIEFING / ENTERTAINMENT
From Times Wire Reports
Blockbuster Inc. plans to allow some customers to rent video games on the Internet.
The pilot program will begin during the second quarter and be available to subscribers of its Total Access service. Blockbuster plans to make online video-game rentals available nationally in the second half of the year, the Dallas-based company said.
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