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Haynes Column: Is digital signage a zombie industry? One longtimer thinks so … (Invidis)

Dave Haynes: Blanket statements don’t tend to hold up against scrutiny, so I was intrigued when a guy who has been in and around the digital signage industry for more than 15 years put up a post online suggesting this is a dead business walking.   The argument Niko Sagiadinos made is that “digital signage is a zombie industry that survives only because customers don’t know any better. […]

invidis.com
Mon, Apr 27 at 11:41 PM

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Cybersecurity: US agency warns of digital signage vulnerabilities (Invidis)

by Florian Rotberg: The US cybersecurity agency CISA has once again issued a warning about security vulnerabilities in digital signage infrastructures. Among the affected systems is Samsung Magicinfo, a widely used digital signage platform. What makes this case particularly concerning: the exploited vulnerabilities are not new. […]

invidis.com
Mon, Apr 27 at 11:40 PM

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The store is retail media’s next frontier, but no one has cracked it yet (The Drum)

By The Drum, Editorial: We caught up with Sean Crawford at The Drum’s Commerce Media Global Leaders Forum in Miami, fresh off a panel where he’d issued a warning that cut through the usual optimism: retail media’s biggest opportunity – the store – is also the one nobody has properly cracked. […]

thedrum.com
Mon, Apr 27 at 11:31 PM

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Retail media’s next phase will be won by differentiation, not scale, industry leaders say (The Drum)

By Cameron Clarke, Editor, The Drum. Retail media’s next phase will be shaped less by the size of a retailer’s ad network than by whether marketers can understand, measure and justify spending with it. […]

thedrum.com
Mon, Apr 27 at 11:28 PM

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When screens think: digital signage enters the age of intelligence

For decades, digital signage has been defined by its ability to broadcast on bigger screens with sharper images and faster networks. But a fundamental shift is now underway. Screens are no longer passive display endpoints; they are becoming intelligent, responsive, and contextually aware systems. […]

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Mon, Apr 27 at 11:25 PM

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Manufacturers explain how digital signage is made in 2026 (SignLink)

Jonathan Pert, Commissioning Editor at Link Publishing. This feature explores the breadth of digital solutions available to the market, delving into perspectives both from the manufacturers of the solutions and the sign-makers utilising them in visual displays. […]

signlink.co.uk
Mon, Apr 27 at 12:17 AM

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Study says luxury brands get a higher return from out-of-home advertising campaigns (Outsmart)

Out-of-home (OOH) gives luxury brands a far greater return-on-investment (ROI) than any other advertising channel, according to new data from econometrics agency Independent Marketing Sciences (IMS). […]

outsmart.org.uk
Mon, Apr 27 at 12:10 AM

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Insolvency: UK‑based LED Studio collapses (Invidis)

by Florian Rotberg. The consolidation in the LED and Digital Signage market continues. On 20 April, UK‑based LED manufacturer LED Studio filed for insolvency. […]

invidis.com
Sun, Apr 26 at 11:52 PM

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New speakers from Google, UTA, and Zillow to the lineup of the OAAA 2026 OOH Media Conference taking place May 11–13 in Dallas (GlobeNewswire)

The Out of Home Advertising Association of America (OAAA) unveiled the full agenda for its 2026 OOH Media Conference, taking place May 11–13 in Dallas, alongside new speaker announcements, including leaders from Google, Purely Elizabeth, LUMA Partners, UTA, National Geographic, Zillow and more. […]

globenewswire.com · Promoted content
Sun, Apr 26 at 11:35 PM

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Sam’s Club expands retail media network (Invidis)

Sam’s Club is adding more physical media touchpoints across its stores, fuel stations, and brand activations as retail media pushes further into real-world environments. […]

invidis.com
Sun, Apr 26 at 11:32 PM

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More on the Verde Outdoor vs Renfroe case (Billboard Insider)

Billboard Insider’s take: One party sues the other for $1.2 million and then the after 11 months of court proceedings and discovery the other party turns around and sues for fraud. You haven’t heard the last of this case. Numerous people have asked Billboard Insider if Renfroe has any ability to revise it’s claim based on the fact that Verde sold all of its assets to Lamar in July 2025. […]

billboardinsider.com
Fri, Apr 24 at 9:41 PM

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Display supply chains shift as geopolitics reshape sourcing (Invidis)

by John Berkovich. Display manufacturers are reworking supply chains and sourcing strategies as geopolitical tensions and trade restrictions continue to reshape the global technology landscape, according to Omdia’s latest e-book on “Building resilience amid a world of geopolitical and supply chain disruption. […]

invidis.com
Thu, Apr 23 at 5:57 PM

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Legal issues facing the US OOH industry, part 2 (Billboard Insider)

Richard Rothfelder, Chris Rothfelder and Mike Falick. First Amendment & Content Restrictions: Can billboard operators refuse to run certain advertisements? Mike Falick: If you are a private company on private land, you can tell an advertiser you don’t want to run their ad. […]

billboardinsider.com
Thu, Apr 23 at 5:54 PM

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Sam’s Club expands retail media to fuel pumps, in-club radio and INDYCAR (Progressive Grocer)

Sam’s Club’s retail media network, the Member Access Platform (MAP) is adding fuel pump screens, in-club audio spots and a wider slate of live brand experiences to its existing offerings. More than 500 Sam’s Club locations have fuel stations, with members typically spending several minutes each at the pump. […]

progressivegrocer.com · Promoted content
Thu, Apr 23 at 5:41 PM

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QMS expands Sydney network with more DOOH screens (BandT)

QMS is converting 50 Sydney panels to screens to hit 600 sites. The newly converted screens, span entertainment and commercial precincts including the CBD, The Rocks, Surry Hills, Darlinghurst and Haymarket. They will deepen QMS’ presence in high-growth inner-city residential hubs such as Potts Point, Woolloomooloo, Zetland, Rosebery, Camperdown, Waterloo, Eveleigh, Alexandria and Moore Park. […]

bandt.com.au · Promoted content
Thu, Apr 23 at 5:37 PM

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