BlueBite works on the edges of the digital signage and digital OOH spaces enabling interactivity from displays and static posters to mobile devices. This is a sizzle reel the NYC-based interactive company has just put out that nicely shows some of the real world, pragmatic possibilities for stuff like NFC tags. […]
TransitScreen COO Ryan Croft with Deputy Mayor Denzil Minnan-Wong The City of Toronto has started a pilot with TransitScreen to try out a couple of real-time transportation displays in city-owned buildings. […]
Panasonic has acquired a small, privately-owned NYC-based digital signage solutions provider called MagicInk Interactive LLC, picking up retail planning and deployment expertise. “After reviewing the potential acquisitions in this area, we believe that MagicInk is well positioned to help us significantly expand our digital signage business. […]
Sparking a new round of debate about where to place digital displays in Los Angeles, a City Hall panel on Tuesday will consider a new law. At issue is whether to limit the billboards to special “districts” or allow them throughout the city via a special permit. “I don’t want them,” Reichmann said of the electronic signage. […]
There is growing adoption of interactive displays across industries according to a new market research report. […]
Guest Post: John C. Wang, IAdea Editor’s note: Sixteen:Nine is preparing a large report on the state of the Android signage market, and talking to industry leaders about what they’re up to and where they see things going. Instead of just notes, IAdea’s John Wang kindly wrote a full post on his POV. […]
During the next decade we’ll see a jump in the number of devices that can recognize our faces for authentication and surveillance purposes. According to a new report from Tractica, annual facial recognition devices and licenses will increase from 28.5 million in 2015 to more than 122.8 million worldwide by 2024. […]
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TBWA \ MEDIA ARTS LAB Los Angeles and Apple Cupertino have been awarded the prestigious Outdoor Grand Prix at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity 2015 – sponsored for the sixth consecutive year by Clear Channel Outdoor – for Apple’s ‘World Gallery’ campaign for iPhone 6. […]
In the run up to the launch of the 2015 Digital Creative Competition, Ocean and Campaign are at Cannes Lions speaking to industry ambassadors throughout the week about their perceptions of Digital Out of Home, and how the medium has evolved for the better. […]
This post original appeared on the Samsung Business blog. If work takes you through a lot of busy airports, you’re likely familiar with long lines, crowds, and that nervous feeling that you’re missing some important information. Like your departure gate has changed. […]
Guest Post – Emily Carroll, Prendi With the evolution of technological innovations, consumers are becoming increasingly connected and informed, with high expectations of the retail experience. As this continues to evolve, retailers must recognize the shifting role of the brick-and-mortar store. No longer is the brick-and-mortar store enough on it’s own, nor is online. […]
Digital innovation in out-of-home (OOH) advertising is allowing for large-scale, interactive brand messaging, while beacons and near-field communication are connecting consumers and retailers more directly than ever before. Six leading out-of-home specialists give their opinion on what the future might hold for shopping centres around the world. […]
How did Apple demonstrate that its iPhone 6 takes spectacular pictures? It took real, user-generated iPhone 6 photos and plastered those images on outdoor spaces across the globe. […]
To target Silicon Valley tech workers, Avaya this month debuted an interactive soccer game in Bay Area bus shelters featuring its customer, the San Jose Earthquakes. The kiosk game, "Avaya Stadium Shootout," is running in bus shelters in San Francisco and Silicon Valley, and is designed to engage commuters and raise awareness of Avaya as a leader in business communications. […]
