The 84in screens are the biggest of their kind ever deployed at scale, and nearly 40% larger than the existing bus shelter screens. The post London bus shelters to host 1,000 84in digital screens appeared first on AV Magazine | Pro AV news, analysis and comment from Europe’s leading Audio Visual title. […]
NY-based software and services firm ComQi has pushed out a white paper that gives a different look at what corporate communications digital signage is all about. It covers off the traditional stuff – like staff messaging and directories – but also gets into some far less travelled turf like policy compliance and KPI dashboards. […]
GUEST POST: Henrik Andersson, Instorescreen Thousands of convenience store owners and operators will be in Las Vegas next week for the annual NACS trade show, an event built heavily around helping these businesses find new ways to maintain and build their bottom lines. […]
There are dozens of digital signage software companies with content management systems built around or adapted to work with low-cost ARM-based media devices, and run on Google’s Linux-derived Android operating system. What started as a trickle of activity four years turned into a big wave within a couple of years. […]
Montreal’s Newad has announced plans to grow into what would be one of the largest digital OOH networks in Canada, with a goal of 4,000 digital ad boards switched on by the end of 2016. That announcement comes several weeks after Newad acquired the majority of Zoom Media’s major networks in Canada. […]
The PRN brand is back in the wake of the acquisition of the shopper marketing firm by STRATACACHE. That means the team based in San Francisco will toss out its IZ-ON Media business cards and letterhead and once again use the PRN handle, which was and maybe still is short for Premier Retail Networks. […]
Client commitments greatly slowed research and production, but I’ve finally completed work on what I think is a thorough look into the state of the Android digital signage marketplace. I will upload it and make it available as a free, no-strings-attached download tomorrow off Sixteen:Nine. It’s 23 pages, so set some time aside. […]
The first fruits of the union between invidis consulting and Integrated Systems Events have proven to be a success, cementing the reputation of Digital Signage Summit Europe 2015 as a strategy conference for both digital signage and Digital-out-of-Home. There is now the promise of more to follow with up-and-coming DSS events scheduled for Russia and Dubai. […]
The CorpComm Expo and EduComm Expo – both of them spin-offs from the mother ship Digital Signage Expo – were run for the first time last week in Atlanta, at the Georgia World Congress Center. I didn’t go, and was off all last week, so I sent a few emails around to get a sense of how the events came off. […]
There’s been lots of chatter about the interplay of digital signage and Bluetooth Low Energy Beacons, so it’s interesting to read that signage networks running on Chromeboxes will soon be able to use the players as the beacons, via Google’s emerging Eddystone protocol. That set-up enables Chromeboxes to shoot URLs to smartphones with Bluetooth enabled. […]
Big congratulations to my friends down at the newly re-branded Freshwater Digital, the Grand Rapids, Michigan agency and solutions provider known for several years by the mouthful title of Freshwater Digital Media Partners. The new, tighter brand has been launched as the company makes some other moves. […]
The Digital Place Based Advertising Association (DPAA) put out new numbers today suggesting the Digital OOH sector’s revenue growth rate for the first half of 2015 outpaced all other major media. […]
And we’re back. What’d I miss? I dutifully ignored all but a couple of email-based fires, so for all I know there were big mergers and massive product announcements. […]
The Sterling, Virginia-based signage firm Mvix has launched a new hardware/software bundle that gets users a teeny Intel-based player and lifetime software for just $259. […]
GUEST POST: Mark Janke, DeviceWorx There’s a reason so many digital signs out there have fingerprints all over them – consumers expect that pretty much any screen they see and use will be interactive, just like their phones and tablets. But only a fraction of the digital signs now operating in the field are set up for interaction. […]
