by Florian Rotberg. The global semiconductor market is once again experiencing significant turbulence - and this time, the digital signage industry is directly in the line of fire. According to Omdia, the ongoing memory shortage is beginning to hit LCD and LED display manufacturers with increasing force. […]
by Florian Rotberg. Despite its leadership position in digital signage, Samsung shows currently no appetite for acquisitions inside the existing ProAV or signage ecosystems. Most potential hardware or component suppliers are considered too small to justify the transaction effort. […]
by Bradley Cooper. It can be easy to be dazzled by massive displays that push out 8K content, 3D animations, VR and more. However, it's equally important for a display to be reliable and sturdy for a variety of environments, such as conference rooms. […]
by Florian Rotberg. With this MicroLED business acquisition, Daktronics wants to shift market attention back to the products and innovation after a turbulent time with active shareholders forcing a change in leadership in 2025. For decades Daktronics is leading the US market in SMD-based outdoor LED for stadia and roadside signs and billboards. […]
This is what happens when the internet is filled with "content" pushed by vendor websites with the help of SEO. Below is what came out of our request to summarize digital signage trends for the next year [Ed]. Digital signage in 2026 is moving beyond simple displays to become intelligent, interactive, and data-driven communication hubs powered by AI, cloud technology, and advanced analytics. […]
Slightly different wording, but similar to what Safari's AI produced. [Ed]. The sources are pretty much the same : SEO-enhanced vendor blogs and PR articles placed in niche news websites (paid for). […]
If you look at the sources, they are mostly industry vendor blogs or company PR articles placed in niche news websites, not independent analysts. [Ed]. In 2026, Digital Out-of-Home (DOOH) is predicted to transition from a standalone advertising channel into a global operating system integrated directly into the broader digital marketing stack. […]
When we looked at the sources, they are mostly SEO-enhanced industry vendor blogs, not independent analysts. [Ed.] 🚀 1. AI Becomes the Core Operating System of DOOH Across multiple analyses, 2026 is described as the year AI shifts from “experimental” to mission‑critical infrastructure for DOOH campaigns. […]
How marketing content overload distorts the real picture of the DOOH/digital signage industry. There are hundreds of DOOH/digital signage vendor websites publishing marketing and PR content. Many of them use SEO to get higher in search results and to be noticed by AI. […]
By Allison Schiff. January: The year began with T-Mobile’s Vistar deal for a cool $600 million followed by a little internal consolidation when Publicis Groupe combined its Leo Burnett and Publicis Worldwide agency networks into one massive new creative network called Leo. […]
Scenic America President Mark Falzone received compensation of $425,795 during fiscal 2025. That equates to 52% of Scenic’s salaries and benefits and 30% of Scenic’s total expenses. […]
2025 was a momentous year for SNA Displays. As we ushered in the close of the 21st century’s first quarter, we also marked our 10th year in Times Square. Moving our flagship office to perhaps the most recognized LED display ecosystem in the world further solidified SNA Displays as a leader in the digital signage space. […]
INEO Tech Corp. (TSXV: INEO) (OTCQB: INEOF) completed a non-brokered private placement raising gross proceeds of C$2,345,335, the company announced. The Surrey, British Columbia-based technology company issued 156,355,684 common shares at C$0.015 per share. […]
Jared Timmins, Media Technology Executive. What will catch many integrators off guard in 2026 is how quickly customers expect AI systems to be part of the experience. They will assume their environments can explain themselves, surface issues early, support staff with insights and reduce dependence on constant human intervention. […]
Alan C Brawn. Economists suggest we are experiencing an “economic earthquake” that has crept up on us over time. Whether it is the constantly moving shift of the “tectonic plates” of tariffs, the commoditization and parity of products, or the changing landscape of what and why people buy, it can be unsettling. […]
