The Minneapolis-based subscription content company Screenfeed has launched a new content creation toolset that applies the concept of no-code software to producing customized, data-driven ... […]
Among the way-too-many things COVID-19 has thrown out of whack is the traditionally staggered calendar for the Summer and Winter Olympics, with the delayed-by-a-year ... […]
User-generated videos have been curated and used by some digital OOH networks – notably in bars and restaurants – to build out their programming, ... The post Screenfeed Adds Content Feed Built On Curated User-Gen Viral Videos appeared first on Sixteen:Nine. […]
The opening ceremonies for the Tokyo Olympics are on at the moment, and for the next couple of weeks there will be endless information being generated from the event about results and achievements. At least a couple of companies in the digital signage and digital OOH industries have developed specialized content for the big event – though quite distinct from one another. […]
The summer Olympics are happening very soon in Tokyo and the subscription content shop Screenfeed has developed a specialized feed tuned to the massive sporting event. I am not sure if I am allowed to use the word Olympics, so if you never hear from me again, the brand police have taken me away. Tell my family I love them. […]
The Minneapolis subscription content company Screenfeed has added cryptocurrency to its financial graphics feed, with the numbers available on some 1,000 different coins. The rationale is that cryptocurrency is so fast-moving that it is very sticky content – material people keep looking back to – regardless of the venue. […]
The Minneapolis-based subscription content team at Screenfeed has developed a new service aimed squarely at the times – a playlist of videos of positive and uplifting news stories curated and re-packaged by Screenfeed’s editorial team There will be 10 new 60-second stories every week. Music and audio narration, plus captions, allow the Good News feed to work with or without audio “With all that’s going on these days, I think positive, uplifting stories have become just as grabby as news about our favorite celebrities have been in the past,” says Pete Erickson, VP of Creative. “Whether it’s so they can tell a friend about it later, or just for their own personal sanity, audiences want to see and hear something happy. […]
The folks at Minneapolis-based subscription content store Screenfeed are rolling out a pair of new services today that visualize trending topics for Google and Twitter. The new Google and Twitter Trends tap into what people are thinking and talking about globally, aimed at people “of all ages and demographics that have a desire to stay on top of trending topics. […]
Longtime, big time 16:9 supporter/sponsor Screenfeed has developed a free content feed for screen networks that is focused on US and global news and information surrounding this catastrophic pandemic. The Minneapolis content company noted that dozens of companies have produced great still images and slides, and videos, that educate people about important matters like proper handwashing. […]
March Madness is back – the annual US college basketball tournament that starts at 64+ teams, and eliminates all the way down to a Final Four and championship game and winner. Subscription content provider Screenfeed packaged up an automated service that allows hoop fans to follow the tournament and the bracketed elimination set-up. […]
Minneapolis, January 8, 2020 — Understanding digital signage networks can have thousands – even millions – of dollars invested in their network, Screenfeed has developed a content solution designed to protect a network’s most valuable investment – their audience. […]
The subscription content firm Screenfeed is launching a new automated alert product that will automatically interrupt regularly-scheduled screen content to make viewers aware of impending emergencies, as they develop. The system can be configured to make, for example, screens in a public school system flash alerts when a tornado threat comes up. […]
The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) and ad agency M/H VCCP have launched Runaway Train 25, a cross-industry initiative that sees more than 450 digital billboards and transit screens raising awareness ahead of Saturday’s National Missing Children’s Day. […]
The great folks at Minneapolis-based Screenfeed have been working on something since last October with the National Center for Mission & Exploited Children in the U.S. Using an API from the center, Screenfeed has built a content feed of kids that are missing, based on the location. […]
News feeds from data providers have typically come in one of two ways: raw XML or other feeds that could be flowed into templates; or pre-designed, finished feeds with the look and feel already sorted out. Now Minneapolis-based Screenfeed has added new capabilities that allow top-to-bottom customizability for their customers. […]
