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The Marlin Co. gets second patent for workplace digital signage stations
August 12, 2010
Wallingford, Conn.-based The Marlin Company today announced that it has been granted a second patent (U.S. Patent No. 7,765,273) for its content solution for the Electronic Communication Station, a digital signage product for workplace communications.
Since 1913 Marlin has been publishing workplace content to help companies communicate critical messages on safety, productivity, teamwork, quality, etc. While Marlin's roots have been in print publishing, the company says it was an early adopter of digital signage for communicating in a workplace setting.
Marlin offers subscribers a digital signage system with industry specific content, produced by Marlin, as well as content management tools. This patented technology allows users to manage, create, edit and distribute content to their employees.
"What matters most to people looking for digital signage is finding the hardware that meets their needs, and having the ability to control the content," said Frank Kenna III, president of The Marlin Company. "With this 24/7 communications medium, ‘feeding the beast' is an ongoing challenge. We now have patents covering both the delivery system and the content."
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