OOH Advertising revenue in US goes up by 3.8% in Q2 2015
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EXPECT to see digital advertising further ingrained into your daily life. OUT-OF-HOME ad operator oOh!Media is furiously expanding its digital operations, bringing to life static billboards on roadsides, at the airport, in shopping centres and even at the pub. This year, the company has rolled out 10 new digital roadside billboards and 320 new digital panels in retail spaces. […]
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NEW YORK – The Digital Place Based Advertising Association (DPAA) announced today that Bulzī Media, which operates the world’s first data-driven addressable advertising network for digital out-of-home, has joined the organization. Bulzī Media aggregates digital out-of-home (OOH) audiences through partnerships with various OOH network operators. […]
The single-device player plugs directly into any HDMI-ready monitor to display the full output of TelVue's new cloud-based high-definition, multi-zone digital signage solution. […]
The partnership creates a dynamic out-of-home advertising solution that pairs alternative media formats with Gimbal beacon technology. […]
Via TechCrunch Here’s another great example of the possibilities for using real-time data to drive screen content and make something faster, better or easier. In this case, the faster, better and easier has to do with TSA screening at airports. […]
Birmingham’s New Street Station will be the first in the UK to feature state-of-the art digital out-of-home advertising displays which will be shaped like eyes and beam adverts tailored specifically to those looking at them. The project, commissioned by Network Rail, is the first in the UK out-of-home advertising market to incorporate curved large-format LED display solutions. […]
Via AdAge The Japanese apparel retailer used in-store displays to interact with the mobile app WeChat to drive its brand in a recent promotion focused on the Chinese market. […]
Part of the reason that digital has struggled to find its stride is that we picked the wrong metrics out of the gate. Lawrence Horne, UK Director at Say Media explores the topic of viewability and the need to develop common metrics and a universal language for online video to really become a viable communications platform. What does ‘view’ mean? […]