Customers at select National Bank of Canada branches are getting a taste of pro tennis this month, through a mobile to digital signage interactive promotion put together by Montreal’s iGotcha Media. […]
PEI’s ScreenScape Networks Inc. has worked a content deal with another Canadian company that specializes in packaging up sports highlights as YouTube-style videos. Victoria, BC’s SendtoNews is making digital content available to ScreenScape’s CMS platform customers through its own SportStation platform, on a pay-per-use basis. […]
Canadian QSR giant Tim Horton’s has run into the problem that has occasionally at just about any venue running third-party advertising as a cost-recovery measure – complaints about the advertisers. […]
A visual artist is running a temporary public art installation on digital billboards on US interstate freeways – showing nature scenes instead of all those ads for mortgage brokers and career colleges – as moments of relief for daily commuters. […]
My two-day micro-vacation is done and I am back in airports again – Minneapolis-St. Paul at the moment. Spotted this at some men’s shop on the main retail concourse post-security: Two screens in the flanking entry windows, each showing the website, and not even in kiosk mode so all the header and footer crap, and mouse arrow, show. […]
DSrupted is a conference I am running – all day Sept. 16th in downtown Toronto – focused on the disruptive technology that is or will be changing the way digital signage gets done. Here’s the 4th post in a week-long series of reasons why – whether you are in or around Toronto, or further afield – you need to register for a seat. […]
I’ve known about the LA start-up Enplug for a few years, and followed with curiosity the journey of millennial friends who got a company going in a rented house and gradually started to build it up and get some attention. […]
DSrupted is a conference I am running – all day Sept. 16th in downtown Toronto – focused on the disruptive technology that is or will be changing the way digital signage gets done. Here’s the second post in a week-long series of reasons why – whether you are in or around Toronto, or further afield – you need to register for a seat. […]
Hat tip to Raffi Vartian at Signagelive for flagging this … The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has postponed by a year federal menu labeling requirements, with the FDA saying it needs to provide more clarification on rules and regulations that are not necessarily being warmly greeted by all affected parties. […]
LA-based Enplug has launched what it calls the industry’s first Public App Market – the highlight of the signage content and solutions company’s upcoming software release, called DisplayOS 4.0. […]
Brad Parler has turned the typically bland business of corporate communications on its ears with a content programming model at his workplace – the online retailer Blinds.com – that actually makes people want to look, and keep looking. […]
I got into a yelling match at Infocomm last month with a guy named Jeff Charette, CEO of a cool little startup called Menuat. We were hollering at each other, from a foot away, because we were at a big vendor’s networking party and the band was louder, I swear, than Metallica – even though they were playing Top 40. It was friendly and hopeless. […]
I’ve heard some positive reviews coming out of the Interactive Customer Experience Association‘s event in Chicago earlier this week – with loads of end-users and supplier/vendors limited to those that had some tie through sponsorship or awards to the event. If I read the tweets right, it was sold out. […]
Guest Post: Freddie Laker, Kairos Stand at the counter in any fast food restaurant or cafe. Somewhere up in front of you there will be a menu displayed. In some places, it might be very amateurish, maybe even handwritten. […]
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. […]
