Vegas tabletop digital signs also monitor games, efficiency

by Christopher Hall — w, t

The VisuaLimits tabletop digital signage displays have been deployed in Las Vegas casinos, where they offer yet another potential revenue stream while also…

Corporate communications digital signage conference set for Indy

A first-of-its-kind event focusing on digital signage for corporate communications is coming to Eli Lilly HQ in Indianapolis.

Counterpoint: Walmart stats don't prove digital signage maturation

by Jason Goldberg — Principal, Retailgeek

Goldberg, who writes the retailgeek.com blog, offers a counterpoint to a recent DST article on retail digital signage.

Tracey Crowe puts corporate digital signage experience to work for Short Bites Media

Bill Yackey catches up with digital signage industry veteran Tracey Crowe, who has struck out on her own with Short Bites Media.

All about the content: Screen zones, to subdivide or not to subdivide?

by Keith Kelsen — chairman, 5th Screen Digital

Our monthly series "All about the content" continues with an examination of the pros and cons of dividing the digital signage screen.

Retail digital signage coming of age

by Graeme Spicer — VP, Strategic Partnerships, Adcentricity, Inc.

Retailers are beginning to recognize and reap the benefits of using digital displays to influence shopper decisions.

Digital Signage Masters Series set to drop the puck in Toronto

by Christopher Hall

The inaugural edition of the Digital Signage Masters Series, a new educational program focused on DOOH best-practices, is set to focus on Toronto's Air Canada…

New light shed on DPAA initiatives

Bill Yackey talks to the Digital Place-based Advertising Association about the agency's plans, which include naming a new president by week's end.

Digital signage sector still looking for Daddy Warbucks

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The digital signage industry is suffering from a "chicken and egg" problem that has kept it from cementing a leading position in the mind of venture…

The eBay of digital signage?

by Christopher Hall

Software-as-a-service provider Real Digital Media has integrated its NEOCAST platform with rVue's media planning platform, creating what one executive calls…

Digital signage lights up the World Cup across the globe

The world's biggest sporting event, the just-concluded FIFA World Cup, also put the world's eyes squarely on digital signage.

Shanghai Digital Signage Show 2010: Slideshow

by Christopher Hall — w, t

This year's Shanghai Digital Signage Show showcased some old faces in new places, as European and U.S. companies work to establish a foothold in the still…

Shanghai Digital Signage Show 2010: China market soft on software

by Christopher Hall

At last week's Shanghai Digital Signage Show, exhibitors said the Chinese digital place-based media market is lacking in software solutions and content…

All about the content: Automated content and templates

by Digital Signage Today

Our monthly series "All about the content" continues with an installation on the importance of automated content for DOOH networks.

Tennessee company offers RFID-based wayfinding

Identity Group's passive RFID-based wayfinding system is designed to integrate seamlessly with digital signage in a hospital.

Five takeaways from InfoComm10

by David Drain

Innovation, mobility, 3-D all had a big presence at the commercial A/V show.

InfoComm: Prysm showcases 'ecovative' thinking with TD1 displays

by Christopher Hall

Prysm showed off its low-power, eco-friendly TD1 displays, powered by the company's proprietary laser phosphor display technology at this year's InfoComm in…

InfoComm: Display giants converge on full-service

Display companies like Panasonic, LG and NEC used the show to highlight or preview their one-stop-shop products and services.

InfoComm: SpinetiX takes Best of InfoComm for signage player

by Christopher Hall

SpinetiX's new HMP100, a solid-state media player with open-standards technology and software included, was named the NEC Best of InfoComm award winner by a…

InfoComm: More than just the seven words you can't say on TV

by Christopher Hall

A California company says it has perfected a way to keep off-color user-generated content off digital signage displays.