IGPDecaux has won the Metro, buses and tramways contract in Rome (population: 2.8 million). IGPDecaux is a company that is 60% owned by JCDecaux SE and 40% by the du Chène de Vère family. […]
Retail media networks, Outdoor Liones, celebrities and more… By Seb Joseph. It’s not just a CMO’s playground anymore Alright, it hasn’t been for a while. But with the festival now basking in a surge of corporate affection for advertising (or rather, its profits), a more diverse crowd of execs is joining in, especially those from beyond the traditional advertising bubble. […]
We’re back from a busy week at Infocomm in Las Vegas. The ProAV world flocked to the desert last week for Infocomm 24, the North American sister show of ISE, drawing a post-COVID record crowd of 30,271 attendees (36,967 registrations) from 125 countries. Among non-exhibitor attendees, 71% were from the ProAV channel, and 29% were end-users. […]
Apparatix – A software system which was built to manage an out of home company. Handles proposals, billing, leases, vinyl management and installs, mapping. Billboard Planet – A sophisticated cloud-based system for managing an out of home company. Handles proposals, billing, leases, vinyl management and installs, mapping, and scheduling. […]
Guest Post: Florian Rotberg, invidis (This post first appeared on the German language site of content partner invidis) Samsung presented SmartThings Pro, a further ... […]
I tend to put quotation marks around the word “research” when that “research” originates from a “research” factory in Pune, India, but I will ... […]
Halifax is not that far from Las Vegas, really, but between long connections and time zone differences I left my hotel at 9 am ... […]
There is not a lot of in-depth insights and interview work done that is specific to the digital signage sector, and much of what ... […]
by Dave Haynes. There was some casual chatter around InfoComm last week that the show seemed a bit slow, but the numbers now released by show owner and operator AVIXA tell a different story – with counts up in terms of attendees, exhibitors and show footprint. Total registrants for InfoComm 2024 were just shy of 37,000 (36,967) and the verified attendance count was 30,271. […]
InfoComm 2024 welcomed a post-Covid record 30,271 verified attendees, organiser AVIXA announced at the end of the show today. This year’s total was a 3% increase on the 29,325 verified attendees recorded in Orlando, Florida last year and a 54% increase on the 19,681 last seen in Las Vegas in 2022. […]
Sony, PPDS, LG, Christie and more… Sony Highlights Digital Signage Ecosystem Partnerships with Device Management; a Tour of the PPDS Booth; Gary Kayye Interviews JP Pfenning About the Future of LG Electronics. […]
In-store retail media experts from Wovenmedia, Vibenomics and Grocery TV weigh in on challenges, opportunities and the future of the evolving and growing space. Cyndi Loza, Managing Editor. […]
By Kathryn Lundstrom. How is Roundel investing in in-store ad placements like digital screens and high-tech sampling? Travis: We’ll be focused on evolving how we leverage QR codes to drive more engagement through what has been more of a static advertising experience. […]
At Infocomm, Sony is now showing the next generation of 3D screens that can be mounted flat on the wall like digital signage screens. With its Vision Pro, Apple is the one establishing the Spatial Computing category. This device, now available in Germany, is a significant advancement that aims to distance itself from the Metaverse and traditional VR glasses. […]
by Florian Rotberg. Finally, Google will bring Android and Chrome OS closer together. This is good news for the digital signage industry. […]
