The Digital Signage Federation is again getting involved with DSrupted, running a mixer the night before the conference at a restaurant-bar at Canada’s swishiest mall. The DSF Night Of Networking is at Moxie’s Grill & Bar, at Yorkdale Shopping Centre, from 6 to 9 PM on Sept. 15th. […]
Microsoft’s developer site has a post and details up about how people determined to spend as little as possible on signage software and hardware could put a project together with a $45 Raspberry Pi single board computer and the new Windows 10 IoT Core operating system software. […]
PHOTO CREDIT: NATIONAL POST If you fly into Toronto via the little island airport just off downtown, it’s great in just about every way. Handy. Great view coming in and leaving. […]
Charlotte-based digital signage software company 11Giraffes has formally joined the list of companies now supporting Google’s Chrome operating system with its digital content management platform. […]
It’s the end of July and the last day to save $50 on your ticket for DSrupted, which is coming up in just over six weeks in Toronto, at the TELUS Conference Centre. If you are not a regular follower of this blog, DSrupted is an annual one-day conference built around looking at the disruptive technologies that will be changing the way digital signage is done. […]
Sitting in Charlotte Airport and resisting the siren call of a local summer wheat beer at the bar a few gates down, at the tail end of three weeks of pretty much non-stop travel, and eating. […]
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. […]
This week is the last week to save $50 on getting your early bird ticket for DSrupted, the conference Sept. 16th ion Toronto focused on disruptive technology in digital signage. […]
I tend to give a pass to small start-ups and teeny companies that have dead screens or error messages, as they have limited resources and in many cases are learning hard but good lessons about operations. But Outfront Media – until recently known as CBS Outdoor – showing giant Windows errors because they didn’t have the proper licensing? Sheesh. […]
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. […]
This week and next, just like last week, sees me in a whole buncha airports and hotels, so posts will be spotty. It’s summer, and theoretically not a whole pile going on anyway. Whatever normal is for this thing should resume at the start of August. […]
Creative Realities, Inc. has filed an S-1 IPO registration with the US Securities and Exchange Commission. Filed last Thursday, the S-1 says: This prospectus relates to the resale of 32,128,832 shares of common stock of Creative Realities, Inc. […]
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 5th 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 am traveling, so little to no time to read or write – or dig into new tech that has just emerged. So when people started emailing me saying, “Hey, did you see the Eddystone thing?” all I could respond was “Yeah, kinda sorta. […]
