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Chinese airport set to land dual-display digital signage terminals

Changsha Huanghua International Airport in China in Changsha in the Hunan province of China, inks deal with CNIT for advertising and wayfinding terminals.

November 17, 2014

China Information Technology Inc., a provider of end-to-end cloud-based platform, exchange and big data solutions to the Chinese new media industry, has entered into a five-year leasing and service contract to install the company's cloud-based digital signage display terminals at the Changsha Huanghua International Airport in China and provide relevant services, the company announced. Under the contract, CNIT will receive recurring monthly fees that include display terminal rental and platform service fees.

"We are excited to bring our state-of-the-art ad placement and information distribution solutions to Huanghua Airport," CNIT Chairman and CEO Jianghuai Lin said in the announcement. "This contract serves as another endorsement to the robust and versatile application of our new media platform in the transportation industry. We continue to expand our share in this important market segment at airports, bus stops and railway stations nationwide. We are confident in the value proposition of our cloud-based new media advertising offerings and look forward to gaining more customers in more industries."

Through the CNIT Cloud-App-Terminal transportation platform, advertising agency clients can manage all of its ad contents on the digital display terminals wirelessly, the company said. Each of the digital signage terminals, which are set to be installed by December 2014, will be equipped with a 50-inch vertical screen and a 42-inch horizontal screen. These dual-screened terminals will display high-definition advertisement and public information near security checkpoints at the airport.