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2,000 displays will be converted in the United Kingdom and the Netherlands. London, England. November 30, 2015. […]
Mon, Nov 30, 2015 at 4:00 AM
2,000 displays will be converted in the United Kingdom and the Netherlands. London, England. November 30, 2015. […]
Media Digest is Posterscope’s bi-annual update of the latest research and insight from the OOH advertising industry. […]
If you're driving into Des Moines from the airport, it's hard to miss Ben Carson's gaze. He stares at you from a billboard prominently situated on Fleur Drive, leading into downtown. That billboard, which proclaims, "Welcome to Iowa! […]
Outdoor in summer: 1. Delivers an even bigger audience as people are out and about. 2. […]
Clear Channel Canada billboard #GEW 1030 is a 61 x 31-foot westbound-facing structure situated alongside the Gardiner Expressway at Sherbourne Street in Toronto’s east end. In industry parlance, it is known as a “Spectacular” because of its vast size. […]
Run quarterly by the OMA, the Creative Collection competition recognises and celebrates the best Out-of-Home (OOH) creative and innovative advertisements. Launched in 2013, the competition is now in its third year and continues to gain momentum, with winners appearing in the biennial publication OPEN – an anthology of Outdoor creative from Australia and around the world. […]
Last week the Outdoor Media Association (OMA) ran an industry-led urban design workshop, ‘Is Good Urban Design in the Eye of the Beholder?’ aimed at giving local governments across NSW the chance to describe their vision for their cities and help the Outdoor industry see where Out-of-Home (OOH) fits into this vision. […]
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As a nasty storm approached South-East Queensland, a local insurer advertised its home and contents insurance products. Nothing unusual about that. Except that the ad was created for digital outdoor advertising media quickly in response to the weather. […]
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We’ve heard the argument that there’s no need to put screens into stores as all customers are now equipped with a screen in their pocket. Do we agree with this thinking? Well no, not really, because as retail designers we have control over the content on screens in our store environments but not over the content consumers choose to accept onto their own mobile screens. […]
A touch-enabled and connected point of sale unit at London optician Kite GB is using a 42” diagonal Zytronic screen integrated into a mirror, to allow customers to take photos of themselves wearing different frames and share them via social media channels for feedback from friends. […]
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