by Paul Flanigan — Founder, The Preset Group
Sony, Toshiba and Hitachi have put together their techno-wizardry to come up with ultra-thin displays that can be used pretty much anywhere, even in car…
read nowby Christopher Hall — w, t
The future of digital signage may bypass screens altogether.
read nowby Frank Kenna — President, The Marlin Company
According to an article in the Nov. 21 issue of The Wall Street Journal, "the workplace ranks dead last among the places people express gratitude." I found…
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It's funny how reporting on an industry changes the way you see things, or even the things you see.
read nowby Jeff Hastings — CEO, BrightSign
The new James Bond movie "Skyfall" has been a spectacular box office success since its release — at the time I wrote this I still hadn't seen it yet myself…
read nowby Joe Matriss — Editor, DOOH.com
It is impossible to ignore the revolution of personal technology. Everyone has been keeping up to date on monthly smartphone sales. In the case of the iPhone…
read nowby Darrin Friskney — pr for Darrin Friskney, Clarus Communications
As billboard operators convert static faces to digital, a key question is often how best to optimize to the perfect number of advertiser "slots." For someone…
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Sometimes it's the little things we don't even think about that could make a big difference in the long-run.
read nowby Jeff Hastings — CEO, BrightSign
The haunted house is big business, bringing in over $200 million every year.
read nowby Joe Matriss — Editor, DOOH.com
When a DOOH network is planning, rolling out, pitching and delivering their content, one piece of information is very important: dwell time. Books have been…
read nowby Barry Pearman — VP, Clarus Communications
The National Association of Convenience Stores show just wrapped up in Las Vegas, and the show was filled with industry leaders looking for tools to move their…
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The dynamic messaging and information capabilities of digital signage offer a plethora of benefits to universities and colleges, from dorm room to the…
read nowby Joe Matriss — Editor, DOOH.com
Media agencies are notoriously difficult to sell to. You know this if you've ever tried to cold call an account manager. You've probably only heard their voice…
read nowby Loren Bucklin — Vice President, Connectedsign, LLC
One of the most popular deployments of digital signage is the lobby display at a company facility. The content displayed includes video of the company story…
read nowby Joe Matriss — Editor, DOOH.com
Advertisers demand results. Many new network operators stress over this. But it is much more a good thing than something bad. Because when advertising works, a…
read nowby Frank Kenna — President, The Marlin Company
In my last two blogs I wrote about what the terms "social" and "mobile" mean within the digital signage industry. Today I'll complete the social-mobile-local…
read nowby Darrin Friskney — pr for Darrin Friskney, Clarus Communications
In recent years, tax laws have been very favorable for billboard operators who want to invest in digital billboards, and 2012 is no different.
read nowby Jeff Hastings — CEO, BrightSign
Digital Signage is interactive, mobile, cloud-ready and video-enabled. In short, it supports most of the major consumer technologies, as well as the majority…
read nowby Frank Kenna — President, The Marlin Company
In my last blog I wrote about how the "social" in the social-mobile-local trilogy works in today's workplace. I emphasize the word "today" as this is changing…
read nowby Joe Matriss — Editor, DOOH.com
A digital out-of-home network is made up of a lot of different pieces. Most of the time, these pieces work together well, but there are always unforeseen…
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