Aussie OOH growth continues apace
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Tue, Jan 17, 2017 at 5:00 PM
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2016 was arguably the outdoor advertising industry’s most newsworthy year to date. Exterion Media retained the seminal £1.1bn Transport for London ad sales contract, while almost every other contractor invested unprecedented amounts in digital screens of all shapes and sizes, not least Piccadilly Lights. […]
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Exterion Media has announced the launch of its first Retail Digital Out-of-Home Network in Northern Ireland. The network will deliver key shopper audiences across five centres: Kennedy Centre Belfast, Bloomfield Shopping Centre Bangor, Bow Street Mall Lisburn, High Street Mall Portadown and Erneside Shopping Centre Enniskillen. […]
Bitposter, the automated platform for OOH Media, today has announced its first campaign with Essence, a global digital agency. The campaign, for the Financial Times, focusses on how ‘2016 changed the world’. It then encourages people to ‘Prepare for the new year with insight you can act on from the Financial Times’. […]
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At CES, Kinetic's global CEO discussed the future of connectivity — out of home and beyond. Kinetic Global CEO Mauricio Sabogal stressed that consumers’ increased reliance on personal screens doesn’t have to detract from out-of-home or “real world” advertising — rather, it can enhance it. […]
Worldwide out-of-home media -- which includes place-based video networks, other digital media and traditional out-of-home platforms -- showed strong growth in 2016. Out-of-home (OOH) revenues were up 6.2% to $49.23 billion in 2016, per a research report from PQ Media. This increase came with with a smaller 1.5% rise in worldwide consumer time spent with OOH platforms, totaling 66 minutes a week. […]
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