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Shouldn't something be noted about their Super Nintendo and Nintendo 64 affiliation? Basically, they had a partnership with Nintendo and used their controllers as a pay-per-play system where hotel guests could pay hourly for game access. It's kind of difficult to describe. Look at this page for more details http://s9.zetaboards.com/Nintendo_64_Forever/topic/7070678/1/ . Hopefully that could be worked into this article somehow.--166.164.121.70 (talk) 02:38, 21 July 2009 (UTC)[reply]

This article currently reads like a press release. How does the reader find out this is the company that delivers specialty porn to their hotel rooms at $12 a pop?

Porn[edit]

While it is possible to give undue weight to this, Lodgenet is most known for their VOD service, to the degree where their bankruptcy was said to be caused by major hotel chains dropping porn from their video options

• De Lollis, Barbara (20 January 2011). "Large hotel chain to start phasing out porn in 2013". USA Today. Gannett.

LodgeNet has been targeted by anti-porn campaigners:

• Merica, Dan (12 July 2012). "Strange religious bedfellows unite for letter against hotel porn". CNN. Turner Broadcasting System.
• http://truthaboutlodgenet.com/ (primary source)
• http://www.libertyactioncenter.com/campaign/51488e7a-4600-4302-accb-0a7532741282 (primary source)
• http://pornharms.com/dirtydozen/lodgenet/ (Morality in Media primary source with similar complaints about Wikipedia)

Nintendo[edit]

Also of interest: they once provided in-room video gaming.

If either of the above are no longer provided, they are of sufficient interest to be worth including in the article. / edg ☺ ☭ 20:41, 20 June 2013 (UTC)[reply]

The title of this article should be amended to match official capitalization of SONIFI Solutions, as is referenced in the article. 156.80.4.2 (talk) 14:46, 30 August 2023 (UTC)[reply]