How OOH Media Is Changing In a Digital World: What It Means For Entrepreneurs (radio interview with Jeff Gunderman, CEO of EyeCorp)
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The pro forma adjusted net profit after tax sat around $28.5 million, a figure that exceeds the forecasts by over 28 per cent, and jumped 56.8 per cent up compared to the previous year. Pro forma revenue for the out-of-home company was at $279.8 million, a 7.3 per cent increase on the previous year, while its pro forma EBITDA was up 37 per cent year-on-year to $57.7 million. […]
APN Outdoor is confident of a solid lift in earnings this year after beating expectations with a $41 million profit for 2015. APN, which owns billboards on buses and trams, and at train stations and airports, says its profit was driven by its digital advertising business and increased market share. The company's 2015 net profit compares to a $12.2 million statutory loss in 2014. […]
Mark Fairhurst, general manager of sales at APN Outdoor, says there are significant reasons why mobile and outdoor go together, and to truly realise success marketers need a clear picture of what they’re trying to achieve with their campaign. […]
Interview with Mark Boidman of Peter J Solomon Company about the out-of-home media industry. […]
The eagerly anticipated launch of the Out of Home Measurement Council’s (OMC) roadside currency is on track to launch in April/May this year. The currency will use ground-breaking methodology by integrating big data and new technologies to ensure reliable and empirical outputs for the South African market. […]
Outdoor has always been a strong format to use in any campaign as there are many platforms which can reach different audiences at various points throughout their day. It also allows for widespread coverage throughout Northern Ireland. Out of home advertising (or OOH as it’s known in the media world) has evolved in line with the changing behaviours of audiences. […]
“Hurry up and wait.” This could very easily be the tagline for the air travel industry. In 2014 alone, 650 million U.S. […]
Here's the latest example from Peru—a billboard (and accompanying structure) from a home-improvement store that brings the comforts of home to weary drivers who could use a rest. One in every three road accidents is due to driver fatigue, says the advertiser, Sodimac Homecenter. […]
Male served briefly as president of FEPE in 2013 when he was CEO of JCDecaux in the U.K., Northern Europe and Australia before his move to the U.S. […]
UPDATE: In a message posted on its Facebook page, Lamar Advertising has made the decision to remove the billboard advertisement. This decision was made public a hours after the Observer published this story by the Haym Salomon Center’s Paul Miller. […]
First LinkNYC kiosks replacing payphones throughout the City are now fully functional –offering superfast Wi-Fi network, free domestic phone calls, USB charging ports, tablet for web browsing, and emergency services. […]
In New York City, the payphone is out and, slowly but surely, the Link is in. Link is the city’s name for its new kiosks — tall, narrow structures with slick ads on either side, a small tablet in the center, and a beta warning slapped across the back corners. […]
A month ago, we were hot on LinkNYC's free gigabit WiFi hotspots when they kicked off beta testing. Today, the organization is officially launching its payphone replacement hotspots (or Links, for short) --- and with that, it's turning on their integrated tablets for the first time. That means you'll be able to do a lot more than just tap into blazing fast WiFi from the Links. […]
By John Laramie, CEO, ADstruc. In out of home (OOH), workflow software is beginning to automate the administrative and data entry components of the buying and selling process, allowing sellers to spend less time filling out templates and more time building relationships with buyers, who can now focus less on organizing spreadsheets and more on strategizing smart ad campaigns. […]