Since Forrester was founded in 1983, we've never had a coverage area on digital signage ̶ until now. Why? In the age of the customer, digital signage and related display technologies are growing rapidly, because: It's now a dynamic, disruptive, interesting technology. […]
The three public outdoor companies have an enterprise value of 3.9 times revenue and 12.3 times cash flow (EBIDTA) at December 2015. Lamar’s multiple increased slightly during the quarter, Outfront’s multiple was stable and Clear Channel’s multiple decreased. […]
The connected consumer represents the fastest growing sector of shoppers and is characterized as having direct engagement to the retailer; they are excited to share their interests and expectations. So what does this mean for retail? […]
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Teeny PC maker Zotac has announced a PC on a stick to compete with Intel’s own Compute Stick, and arguably other devices like the Asus Chromebit and countless Android-ARM HDMI sticks. […]
San Francisco commissioned media artist Refik Anadol to create an immersive public art installation on the LED canvas, and the video wall was installed as part of a new office tower developed by Kilroy Realty. […]
The agreement covers fully managed digital signage, menu and touchscreen kiosk solutions through the United States and the EMEA. […]
SANTE ProTouch module is the industry’s first high-performance projected capacitive (pro-cap) solution for large format touchscreens that can be mass produced in high volumes. […]
Acer has added a 24-inch version of its Chromebase all-in-one desktop ChromeOS boxes, with a 10-point multi-touch option that would make it suitable as a retail or public spaces touchscreen or kiosk. Acer released a 21.5-inch version last year. […]
For two decades, Adobe Flash was the Holy Grail for designers creating motion graphics for the web and digital signage. Recently, however, the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) made HTML5 the new industry standard for digital creative. […]
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CES is not in my trade show plans this or most years. The show this week is way too big and busy for my tastes – and the great majority of what’s going to be shown and hyped there isn’t all that relevant to signage. There will be display tech and micro PCs, but there will also be acres and acres of smartwatches and fitness trackers and back-up phone chargers, and on and on. […]
Every year Daily Billboard tries to cherry-pick the most eye-catching, engaging and inventive billboard designs, gimmicks and ad creatives that have really stood out and turned heads in the streets and skies of Los Angeles for the past twelve months in the worlds of TV, film, fashion, drinks and more lifestyle brands besides. Let's get to it and announce 2015's lucky winners. […]
