by Frank Kenna — President, The Marlin Company
This is a question we are often asked by our customers. On one hand, if you change the content too often or have too much in rotation at one time, little…
read nowMany have branded Apple's iOS 7 the harbinger of death for near-field communications, a.k.a., NFC. Although iOS 7's Airdrop feature is a really intriguing…
read nowby Jeff Hastings — CEO, BrightSign
In the digital signage industry, we are masters at creating jaw-dropping visuals. Video walls, custom-shaped screens and video columns show how we continue to…
read nowby Jim Stoklosa — Director of Digital Signage, InReality
Ever since the invention of television back in the 1920's, the images displayed on a TV or, more recently, a computer screen could not be mixed with actual 3D…
read nowby David Little — Director of Marketing, Keywest Technology
Part one pointed out that for many business owners — even those who understand the potential of digital signage — deciding to add digital signs to the…
read nowby Sean Matthews — President & CEO, Visix, Inc.
Now that we've identified the Top 6 digital signage mistakes, let's talk about the Top 7 mistakes we see people make after they've bought a digital signage…
read nowIn Part I of "Putting the Context into Mobile," it was written that mobile context is the match between a consumer's given physical environment, such as a…
read nowby Christopher Hall — w, t
It's funny to me how something will come up repeatedly in conversations with different people, then pop up in real life, too.
read nowby Paul Flanigan — Founder, The Preset Group
We continue to see people push the boundaries of integrating the digital and physical world. Here's another example, and very cool. The screen is a flexible…
read nowby Barry Pearman — VP, Clarus Communications
Are they really foolproof? I think so. They work because they are common sense. We work with companies every day dealing with the permitting process, and it…
read nowby Christopher Hall — w, t
In the latest and greatest example of a real-life digital signage don't, a digital billboard repairman turned a city square into an X-rated movie theater last…
read nowby Jim Stoklosa — Director of Digital Signage, InReality
Making a digital sign "interactive" is a great way to engage the viewer and provide for a truly immersive experience. By providing the viewer with a way of…
read nowby Scott Sharon — CEO, START
I hear some rumbling in the distance! Could it be the start of that digital menu board tsunami I predicted two years ago (blush)? I'll tell you some of what…
read nowby Jeff Hastings — CEO, BrightSign
Digital menu boards represent a digital signage submarket that's maturing quickly. Markets on the tail end of maturity often become stagnant, falling victim to…
read nowby Jim Stoklosa — Director of Digital Signage, InReality
At most, a digital screen in a typical retail store has about 1-3 seconds to convince you that it's worthwhile to take a closer look and engage. In those 1-…
read nowby David Little — Director of Marketing, Keywest Technology
The digital signage industry borrows its favorite cliché from the media folks, which is: "Content is king." Maybe we should ask at this point, if content is…
read nowby Darrin Friskney — pr for Darrin Friskney, Clarus Communications
I have noticed an interesting trend in digital billboard sales so far this year. While 19mm/20mm bulletins have traditionally been the overwhelming favorite…
read nowby Christopher Hall — w, t
About three years ago, the State of California took early steps at looking into digital signage license plates to bring in additional revenue for the…
read nowby Sean Matthews — President & CEO, Visix, Inc.
Spring is here, and it's a great time to evaluate your digital signage messages to see if your communications are still making an impact.
read nowby Jim Stoklosa — Director of Digital Signage, InReality
Producing and delivering relevant media content for in-store digital experiences can be an elusive and complicated endeavor. But the reality is it's the very…
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