It's time for a look back at the most-read articles and blog posts on Digital Signage Today in June, recapping the biggest news headlines of the month.
July 23, 2015 by Christopher Hall — w, t
It's time for a look back at the most-read articles and blog posts on Digital Signage Today in June, recapping the biggest news headlines of the month.
From video walls to McDonald's, JetBlue to Marilyn Monroe, the most-read articles and blog posts of this year's midway point covered a wide spectrum of topics and deployments. Two of the month's most active posts actually went up on the site in late May, but proved popular throughout June.
The stories told offered insight into the rise of a new kind of video wall, strategies for creating captivating customer experiences and the re-imagining of an iconic moment in time.
So without further ado, here they are, in reverse order, the five most popular articles and blog posts by pageviews for the month of June:
Perhaps Monroe's most iconic image, her skirt blowing in the updraft from subway trains blowing up through a sidewalk grating, has been re-created on digital signage, this time down in the subway system and reacting in real-time to incoming subway trains.
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How McDonald's is using interactive digital signage technology to jump-start flagging sales.
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The first day of summer is just weeks away, and it's coming in hot — but digital signage can help keep the summer heat at bay with cool customer experiences. Whether it's advertising for an umbrella or a rain slicker on a cloudy day, or serving up sodas on a scorcher, digital signage and digital out-of-home has it covered.
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Video walls are becoming increasingly visible, making big statements, capturing attention and promoting brands in eye-catching fashion. Is it time for new approaches to bring simplicity, flexibility and affordability to the video wall market?
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Digital signage and real-life intersected as JetBlue had New Yorkers dancing in the street and scratching their heads at the truly lifelike interaction from a digital out-of-home engagement.
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