Digital signage in New Zealand
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Mon, Sep 21, 2015 at 12:58 AM
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Overall, the study found that across all neuro measurements, contextually relevant advertising was 19 per cent more effective than non-contextually relevant advertising. In addition, when respondents were shown advertising in context, their visual attention, emotional intensity and engagement toward the ad increased. […]
As you may expect iBeacons are being tested by hotels and restaurants all over the world. A quick summary: The James Hotel in the US are using them for check-in/out, room service, maps and of course key-less entry. Virgin Atlantic are using them in there upper-class lounge for offers and features to waiting travellers. […]
Jumping behind the wheel in Argentina can sometimes be a dangerous experience. Because the country is striped with narrow two-lane roads, cars often pull into oncoming traffic hoping to overtake slower-moving trucks. This risky maneuver contributes to a shocking statistic: In Argentina, traffic accidents kill one person every hour. […]
MasterCard launch their RWC campaign with “Priceless Surprises” today with dominations at Waterloo, Twickenham stations and Cromwell Road. MasterCard engaged rugby fans at Waterloo Station this morning (18th September), to celebrate the start of Rugby World Cup 2015 and act as a platform for the launch of ’44 Days of Crazy’ campaign. […]
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Fund managers were hoping the deal, which also drew pitches from UBS and Morgan Stanley, would be priced at a 1 percent discount to that figure. However heavy demand enabled Macquarie to extract a premium. The outdoor advertising market is booming with both APN Outdoor and its closest rival oOh! […]
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Digital signage took the old saw about stray dogs — "He followed me home; can we keep him?" — to an entirely new place earlier this year in the U.K. The U.K.'s Battersea Dogs & Cats Home animal shelter earlier this year launched a clever digital out-of-home activation with OgilvyOne U.K. […]
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Chinese cleaning products manufacturer Nice Group reenergized the Shanghai Metro with a dazzling display of different women’s garments that could be cleaned using its new, high-end laundry detergent, ChaoNeng. […]
Chinese cleaning products manufacturer Nice Group reenergized the Shanghai Metro with a dazzling display of different women’s garments that could be cleaned using its new, high-end laundry detergent, ChaoNeng. […]