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By George Nott. SMG, the retail media operator behind the networks for Asda, Boots, Morrisons and the Co-op, has launched in North America. The move marked “a major milestone in its global journey” the company said, revealing it was days away from announcing a major non-grocery retailer in the region. […]
By Bill Wilson. This year could be a big one for retail media, as Coresight Research predicts the global market will total $179.5 billion, a 15.4% increase year over year. […]
Amala Reddie, Associate Editor. ISE 2025 aims to return with bigger expectations and an expanded show floor that is about 20% larger than last year. This year’s iteration will also feature 330 new exhibitors, which provide even more exciting opportunities for all visitors during the four-day extravaganza that will take place at the Fira de Barcelona Gran Via from Feb. […]
A display manufacturer selling its own CMS software – not an easy task for the team around Amit Chatterjee at Samsung Electronics Germany. Even though Magicinfo, the first CMS platform from Samsung, was rarely considered a competitive CMS by established digital signage integrators, the worldwide installed base grew to more than a million licenses, according to invidis information. […]
by Antonia Hamberger. Major deals of these past seven days have placed the DooH market in headlines of big business portals. M&A reports from Ströer, Clear Channel, and Vistar Media are indicating growing investor interest and could fuel strategic ventures in the year ahead. […]
David Burrick, Chief Strategy Officer, Intersection. While many of the technologies that debut at Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas are not specifically designed for the OOH industry, there are a number of themes that have major implications on our business. Improvements in Computer Vision. […]
E-paper technology, like Visionect’s 32” Place & Play, is reshaping digital signage with its energy efficiency, exceptional readability, and eco-friendly design. From retail to wayfinding, this versatile solution combines sustainability with sleek, modern functionality — the perfect choice for businesses looking to make a lasting impression while reducing their environmental impact. […]
This is a shortened version of a story from the Sixteen:Nine Future Displays report – a free download available to all readers. You can ... […]
The Out-of-Home (OOH) industry in Australia has reported a 8.07% growth in net media revenue for 2024, reaching $1,301.8 million, up from an adjusted $1,204.6 million in 2023*, according to the Outdoor Media Association. The industry recorded $393.8 million in net media revenue for Q4 2024, a 6.6% year-on-year increase from $369.5 million in Q4 2023*. […]
Who knows what displays will look like well into the future, but what we all see today is pretty much what we’re all going ... […]
New research from Omdia projects that shipments of microLED displays will grow to 34.6 million units by 2031, but that number will still represent ... […]
In three weeks, this year’s first Digital Signage Summit will come to ISE in Barcelona, presenting discussions around AI, Workspace, Cyber Security, and Managed Services. Here is all the information on the program, speakers, and tickets. […]
by Florian Rotberg. Anyone driving through Reykjavik can hardly miss the hundreds of roadside DooH screens. Reykjavik is one of the smallest European capitals, but is at the forefront when it comes to DooH. […]
This is an example of how digital OOH ads can go viral. Typo or not. The buzz on this has everyone talking about. […]
Looks to Billboard Insider like T-Mobile just bought a server to power the digital screens at T-Mobile’s 2,000 retail locations but more importantly, to power the ad platform which T-mobile is marketing to advertisers. We remain skeptical that an advertising business owned by a mobile phone company will thrive. […]
