New brands, more so in the e-commerce space, have increasingly used OOH as a dominant format of media communication. […]
Outdoor advertising rose on the back of above-average growth for digital billboard spending and a strong quarter for transit ad formats. […]
Out of Home advertising (OOH) is not a new channel. In fact, it’s one of the oldest media in existence dating back to the mid-1800s, when circus posters and horse-drawn streetcar advertisements were ubiquitous. OOH is still thriving because it has constantly evolved and adapted to new formats, markets and technology. […]
As part of their multi-city OOH campaign, IOAA has already rolled out its billboards in Bangalore while the next cities will be Mumbai and Delhi soon. Following the launch of their outdoor campaign at Outdoor Asia Convention (OAC) this year in August, Indian Outdoor Advertising Association (IOAA) has executed the campaign recently in Bangalore through billboards. […]
As we come to the end of 2015 and embrace a New Year, reality looks good to me. There’s no question our industry faces challenges in the days ahead and we can’t shirk from those realities, but here are ten reasons to celebrate OOH. 1) OOH is Growing. […]
Samsung has launched a new out of home advertising campaign for their Gear S2 smartwatch and along with it comes interactive billboards, metro station takeovers, as well as holiday watch faces. There are even some pop-up stores in South Korea where people can experience the OEMs newest smartphone. […]
Recently, Outfront launched its Outfront Mobile Network, designed to coordinate the display of OOH advertising, with mobile ads delivered through apps on a user’s device. The priming effect that this sort of engagement delivers is seen in recent studies, like the one published by Neuro-Insight and Ocean Outdoor. This puts us in front of the discourse. […]
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Many of the changes that have occurred in traditional media and marketing need to happen in the OOH space. It is time to build Intelligent-Out-of-Home (IOOH) media. A large video wall in a mall running a loop of ads has little or no context. […]
To contend with the rise of online shopping, brick and mortar stores have been using digital technology to create greater in-store experiences. From fitting rooms that allow shoppers to try on clothes virtually to posters that emit scents and coupons, retailers are coming up with new ways of interacting with customers. […]
The foreseeable future of programmatic out-of-home will at best be limited to a small range of digital place-based media, small homogeneous markets/properties and proprietary partnerships between larger vendors & agency holding companies for their national and global advertisers. […]
Out-of-home advertising and in-store systems, including mobile payments, will see major digital transformations in 2016. Consumers should welcome most of these innovations. But they’ll be less keen on using smart home technology. […]
2016 is set to propel OOH to even loftier new heights – and hopefully greater market share. Shifting contracts and private equity ownership will lead to greater market consolidation in 2016, resulting in renewed market investment, rapid advancements in data and technology infrastructure, and a range of advertising opportunities and breadth of innovation beyond anything we’ve seen before. […]
In the first of Mediatel's two prediction specials, Sky Media, Outsmart, DataXu, ZenithOptimedia and AdRoll reflect on the year gone by - and offer their thoughts on what 2016 will have in store. […]
Digital outdoor advertising company Ocean has announced a restructure following its acquisition of MediaCo earlier this year. The London-based company agreed a deal with MediaCo – the company behind state-of-the-art digital touchscreens around Manchester – back in April. It also bought West Midlands-based outdoor media owner Signature Outdoor last year in a £15m deal. […]
