Clearly, some fine-tuning is required, as a robot-to-human exchange at the Ikebukuro Station concourse showed Dec. 7. In response to being asked, "How do I get to Tokyo Station? […]
14 people moves —2 Company moves —Promotions, Hirings, Firings, Retirings, Mergers & Wins. It looks like Ray Rotolo and Sandy Seago are no longer with BoardActive? […]
LINK Launch Philadelphia. Twitter Times Square Video. Steel City Billboards for Pittsburgh. […]
Most sign, zoning, or other land use regulations prohibit expanding or exacerbating the nonconformity, such as increasing the height or size of a sign that is already too tall or large. Such regulations also usually contain provisions for eventually terminating nonconforming uses or structures. […]
Bad News: US OOH revenues have trailed the US economy for 10 consecutive quarters. Look at the chart below which compares nominal OOH revenue growth with the nominal change in the US GDP. Good News: 34 consecutive quarters of US OOH revenue growth. 3Q 2018 US OOH revenue growth is well above 2.5% average quarterly US OOH revenue growth for the past two years. […]
Decent crowd out last night in Miami for the Digital Signage Federation’s networking mixer. Not sure how many people, but I saw lots of familiar faces and met some new folks, including some in from Latin America. […]
The London Underground many years ago took on what I think were the first digital escalator panels – a cascading series of synchronized displays in the escalator wells of the subway system. […]
During the five-year alliance, participants will focus on fall protection, personal protective equipment, safe use of ladders, electrical safety, control of hazardous energy (lockout/tagout), protections against bloodborne pathogens, and other safeguards against hazards inherent to the outdoor advertising industry. […]
Of course, you could argue that digital signage simply replaces paper waste with electricity usage. Yes, digital signs need power, but not as much as you might think. […]
Its ad platform is debuting in San Francisco and Los Angeles Dec. 6. With its official emergence from beta Thursday, Firefly became the latest advertising and commerce platform to work with drivers for ride-hailing services such as Uber and Lyft. […]
We now have all these new players in the mix who are ultimately selling OOH. They’re not a media company. They’re not an agency. […]
“Our growth this year is the largest in our 85-year history and is an indication of the appetite for more detailed, insightful analytics and planning tools for OOH,” says Frank. “Increased measurement and the integration of data and media research is providing our members, advertisers and agencies, with an efficient way to utilize OOH advertising in both broad and niche markets. […]
A much more difficult situation is likely to be encountered when the sign is nonconforming. For example, assume the sign was legal, permitted, and complied with all of the regulations of the local jurisdiction when it was constructed. […]
We inherited some great advertisers from Mooreland: Pilot, Dunkin Donuts, and BMW of Chattanooga. We have also added some new customers Crown Automotive Group and Burns Tobacconist. We have converted three faces to digital on the two Chattanooga locations we own one of these locations is truly special! […]
Stantec and the Ice District have submitted a proposal asking the city to allow three-storey signs on the east and west sides of the 69-storey tower. Under the city's current rules, signs typically can't be more than eight metres high. Zoning regulations for the Downtown Arena Entertainment District would have to be changed to allow for the signs on the newly built tower. […]