This novel issue was adjudicated in the administrative court in Houston in the case of Billy Blues Restaurant and its “Smoke Sax.” Billy Blues was a restaurant and bar in Houston’s nightlife district serving barbecue and featuring live music, especially R & B. […]
Guest Post: John Wang, IAdea Corporation In Openness as a Competitive Advantage – Part I, published in March 2018, I shared an example of successfully winning a prominent financial institution client who needed an open platform solution. John Wang In that case, the in-house AV/IT crew wanted the ability to perform customizations for business objectives that were unique to the institution. […]
The AVIXA Women’s Council has launched a Toronto chapter, and women in the region involved in AV and digital signage are encouraged to come out for its first meeting, next Wednesday evening, July 18th. […]
Way back in the corner of DSE, in the innovation zone, a Bristol, UK company called Ultrahaptics was demonstrating tech that creates the sensation of touch in mid-air, in front of digital screens. […]
Still lots of new digs stuff to do, but this morning I cleared out a corner of the converted sunroom that is my new office, got the desk and other stuff rebuilt, and my Mac and other things all plugged in. My corner view is a backyard that goes back about half an acre, and in reality goes back about 20,000 acres. […]
King Jim, an office stationary supply company based in Japan, just celebrated the 10-year anniversary of its first Pomera digital typewriter model. Since 2008, the device has provided a lightweight and convenient alternative to laptops for Japanese writers and business people on the go. […]
Most screens are now in the 16:9 format. Even PowerPoint recommends 16:9 as the default standard for presentations. How do you convince the die-hard executive who clings to his or her 4:3 materials, saying that it prints better? […]
MaxTV is a leader in interactive digital technology with more than 1000 customizable hardware and software installations in residential condominium buildings across Canada. The company's high-tech, innovative and intuitive platform allows intelligent delivery of relevant video ad messages to a hard-to-reach audience of condominium residents. […]
Landsec’s Piccadilly Lights, the world’s most famous advertising screen, joined Pride in London for a colourful celebration including the first ever audio-synched campaign of the #PrideMatters anthem. Ahead of the Parade, a sequence featuring LGBT+ community members and Pride images provided by Getty Images, dominated the full motion display. […]
As Danielle Decaux celebrated her 80th birthday, she watched her son Jean-François, now co-chief executive of the French outdoor advertising giant she and her late husband Jean-Claude built, pursue one of the biggest transaction's in the company's history. And it was all the way on the other side of the globe. […]
One of the most prominent outdoor advertising contracts in the country is still up for grabs, with the City of Sydney going back to the drawing board and once again calling for expressions of interest after starting the process late last year. […]
The mystery digital out-of-home campaign started June 26th on Florida Highways. Clearly a teaser campaign. The creative was a pink top hat. […]
Held June 12-14 at the Omni Frisco near Dallas, the Interactive Customer Experience (ICX) Summit featured almost three days of education, networking and tours. Keynote speakers included John Padgett of Carnival Corporation and Rafik Hanna of Taco Bell. […]
We wrote last week about Regency’s $150 million purchase of 32 billboards from Regency. Here’s what people are saying about the transaction. Nancy Fletcher says that Netflix has great creative and will use the billboards to sustain the Netflix brand. […]
Insider’s take: It’s outrageous to pass a $700,000 tax with little public notice and no hearings. One of the Cincinnati city council members worried that the potential tax revenues may be offset by litigation. Do you think so? […]
