president of Redbox. In July 2013, Redbox announced its 3 billionth rental of a disc, counting both movies and games. The number of items rented from kiosks annually peaked in 2013, with 772.87 million rentals. There were then 717.13 million units rented in 2014, and 587.55 million in 2015, the decline due to the increasing consumer shift from physical media to streaming and other online services. That year the company also moved its 1,400 kiosks in Canada to other locations in the United States. As of 2014, Redbox still represented half of the physical media rental market. As of July 2016, Redbox offered Xbox One and PlayStation 4 games. Apollo subsidiary, acquisition by Chicken Soup for the Soul Throughout most of 2016, parent company Outerwall was seeking a buyer based on shareholder input. In early September, Outerwall was sold to Apollo Global Management and its three units (Coinstar, ecoATM and Redbox) were split into separate operating companies. In late September 2016, Outerwall CFO Galen Smith was announced as the new CEO of Redbox. The company had approximately 40,000 kiosks in the United States as of January 2017. The kiosks are shifting around the country to different locations in order to track consumer trends and in reaction to under-performing neighborhoods. Most locations only have one kiosk, however in some cases there will be more to deal with high traffic locales. In 2017, Disney sued Redbox, accusing them of violating copyrights by selling codes to download Disney movies such as Star Wars: The Force Awakens and Beauty and the Beast. On December 13, 2017, Redbox offered a new video streaming service called Redbox On Demand. The percentage of consumers renting or purchasing movies from Redbox rose in the fourth quarter of 2017 from the third quarter, according to a TiVo survey. Redbox acquired the independent film Benjamin for a 90-day release period via its kiosks and on demand service on April 23, 2019, as a Redbox Original. In October 2019 Redbox formed its film and TV series production division, Redbox Entertainment, with Marc Danon as senior advisor of content acquisition. Redbox announced on December 9, 2019, that it would no longer be renting video games but will continue selling used video game copies through the end of the year. Redbox Free Live TV was soft launched in early February 2020 with a nationwide launch on February 18. The company's revenue fell 20%