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Wireless Ronin to operate Reuters JumboTron
January 17, 2008
MINNEAPOLIS — Wireless Ronin Technologies Inc. a Minneapolis-based digital signage provider, has announced it has expanded the scope of work for the Reuters InfoPoint program and will begin running operations for the Reuters JumboTron video display located in Canary Wharf in London. In May 2007, Wireless Ronin began providing software and hosting services for InfoPoint, Reuters' global digital signage network.
Reuters is the world's largest international multimedia news agency providing information for professionals in the financial services, media and corporate markets.
"Canary Wharf truly showcases RoninCast software's ability to interface with a wide range of hardware including large format outdoor LED displays," said Jeffrey Mack, president and chief executive of Wireless Ronin. "Reuters has seen the proven performance of RoninCast software through their InfoPoint program and has extended that reach to new applications such as Canary Wharf."
The Reuters InfoPoint service is a news, information and pictures digital signage display network. Designed for public spaces, lobbies, waiting areas and walk ways, viewers get comprehensive world news summary in just two and a half minutes without the need for sound. The Wireless Ronin solution is currently deployed at more than 60 InfoPoint sites in 16 countries. Another 40 Reuters deployments are scheduled to occur in Q1, 2008, including JumboTrons in Singapore and Toronto.
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