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by Florian Rotberg. Next week, the digital signage industry will gather again for the Digital Signage Summit at Munich Airport. As part of the conference, invidis will present the Digital Signage Strategy 2025 – here’s the shortlist. […]
by Florian Rotberg. After initial tests at its smaller sister airports, Eindhoven and Rotterdam/The Hague, the network at the Netherlands’ largest airport is now also available for programmatic booking. Partners include LDSK, MyAdbooker, and Place Exchange. […]
Tom Giesken, Owner, Giesken Outdoor. As far as the lease paperwork I think the most important clause was the indemnification clause which releases the landlord of all liability. All people are worried about these days is being sued. […]
Let’s face it. Advertising is noisy. Between the endless social scroll, the crowded inbox, and the clickbait banners, grabbing attention is harder than ever. Enter DOOH: Digital Out-of-Home advertising. […]
The Pro-AV business index generated month to month by trade association AVIXA’s market intelligence people suggests despite all the nutty uncertainty surrounding business conditions ... […]
by Florian Rotberg. It’s not just the hardware manufacturers who are back in crisis mode. The entire digital signage industry is feeling the uncertainty on the customer side – projects are being postponed and budgets are being cut. […]
by Florian Rotberg. Ströer once again reports record revenue and earnings figures for the first quarter of 2025. The German OoH market leader recorded double-digit growth rates, particularly in its core OoH business, at 15 percent. […]
Consolidated Revenues decreased 4.4% to 390 million due to the sale of the Canadian business and the exit of the MTA billboard contract. Organic revenues, adjusted for the sale, increased 0.2%. Organic Billboard revenue was down 1%. […]
SignValue’s Take: A subpar quarter for Lamar with weak revenue growth and a decline in cash flow, but the first quarter of the year is typically slow for OOH companies. The company is taking advantage of equity market uncertainty to buy back at stock. This is one of the benefits of being under-leveraged. […]
Atlanta-based LED display vendor Nanolumens clearly sees a future for microLED as a large format display surface, having announced what’s termed as a strategic ... […]
This is great – a projection-mapping job last night marking the 80th anniversary of the end of hostilities in Europe, back in 1945. The ... […]
by Florian Rotberg. Mirai botnets are currently attacking Samsung’s on-premise digital signage servers that haven’t been updated since August 2024. MagicInfo Cloud and VXT customers are not affected. […]
Teresa Rojas. On April 28, large parts of Spain and Portugal experienced a major power outage. Across thousands of locations— retail stores, transportation hubs, restaurants — digital signage screens went dark. […]
In a clear example of F*** Around and Find Out, a former Walt Disney World employee who responded to his firing by using his ... […]
By Guy Campos. Seemingly worst affected are the 60% of resellers in the Asia Pacific region who expect to see a 25% to 50% reduction in business. But resellers in America are actually the most optimistic about their prospects. […]
