Digital street furniture gets put on city streets by media companies for the sole purpose, understandably, of hopefully recovering their high capital costs and ... […]
Let’s assume the IT team at Outfront Media is CLOSELY reviewing its software security in the wake of a hack Wednesday of several digital ... […]
Outfront Canada, a subsidiary of Outfront Media Inc., has partnered with advertising agency RCC Media Inc. to roll out 39 digital bridge overpass screens and eight large-format digital bulletins throughout the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). Photo courtesy Outfront Media Canada Outfront Canada, a subsidiary of Outfront Media Inc., has partnered with advertising agency RCC Media Inc. […]
Photo credit: Hell Gate An NYC-focused news site called Hell Gate has a post up that gets into how the out of home media ... […]
Outfront Media’s subsidiary, Outfront Canada, has expanded its advertising portfolio into St. John’s, N.L, with the acquisition of 57 static posters and 24 digital billboards in the city. Photo by Hunter Bloor – CC 4.0 Outfront Media’s subsidiary, Outfront Canada, has expanded its advertising portfolio into St. […]
I can’t think of another CMS software company that has managed to build up something akin to dominance in a vertical market the way Broadsign has with ad-based Digital OOH Networks. The one exception would perhaps be STRATACACHE, but in a very different vertical – major QSR chains. […]
As the modern world continues to move into unprecedented territory with the coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and strives to find ways of coping with the evolving pandemic, the Digital Out-of-Home (DOOH) and digital signage industries have unique roles to play. […]
Via NY Daily News Outfront Media has started testing on what will eventually be a rollout of a reported 37,000 new digital signage screens across the NYC subway and commuter rail systems. The digital OOH media screens are getting a test run on subway cars on the No. 7 line, the NY Daily News reports, ahead of a full rollout that should start this fall. […]
We can only wonder what Vincent van Gogh would have thought, in his more lucid moments, of seeing his work running on screens in New York subway stations. From my perspective, Starry Night beats the hell out of career college and Learn To Speak English posters. […]
Here’s a sure sign that video wall LCD costs and digital out of home media demand and value have converged, at least in Los Angeles. This is a twin video wall in a parking garage at The Grove, a higher-end shopping mall and entertainment complex in LA, roughly in the Hollywood area. […]
