Ströer, Clear Channel, Vistar: A Wild Week of DooH Deals Major deals these past seven days have placed the DooH market in headlines of big business portals. M&A reports from Ströer, Clear Channel, and Vistar Media are indicating growing investor interest and could fuel strategic ventures in the year ahead. DooH: T-Mobile Acquires Vistar Media In a 600 million dollar transaction, T-Mobile US is acquiring the DooH platform operator Vistar Media. By integrating its own customer data, the telco giant aims to offer DooH advertising with next-level personalization. OoH: Ströer Considers Selling its OoH Business On Friday evening, Ströer confirmed reports from Bloomberg about a possible sale of its core out-of-home business. According to press reports, the major shareholders around the founders' family foundations are considering a valuation of around four billion euros for the business. invidis weekly: Sign Up for Our Free Newsletter Finally! An invidis newsletter in English for our global audience. German-language invidis Daily has become the leading digital signage newsletter for more than 15 years. Complementing invidis’ daily newsletter, we are launching a weekly update service today. Samsung VXT: “The Simplicity Convinces our Partners” With VXT, Samsung presented the successor to Magicinfo at ISE 2024. A year later, Amit Chatterjee, Manager Pre-Sales Solutions at Samsung Germany, is looking back at the first year and market acceptance. While most digital signage integrators are still unfamiliar with VXT, IT integrators are enthusiastic about the simplicity. Billboard: Digital in the Polar Region Reykjavik | Most visitors come to Iceland for the breathtaking nature - from glaciers to volcanoes to the Northern Lights. In the capital region of Reykjavik, however, you will find 500 artificial lights - DooH screens at bus stops and 50 large LED billboards. Gas Station: Discount With Style Reykjavik | Iceland's gas station market is on the move – market leader N1 is challenged by new-entry discount chain Orkan. With popping colors, hip cafes, services, electric charging points, and large LED price displays, Orkan attracts customers and sets new standards. DSS ISE 2025: Topics, Speakers, and Everything You Need to Know In three weeks, this year's first Digital Signage Summit will come to ISE in Barcelona, presenting discussions around AI, Workspace, Cyber Security, and Managed Services. Here is all the information on the program, speakers, and tickets. Year in Review: Miroslav Vučkovič | Visionect In his Year in Review, Miroslav Vučkovič from Visionect explains how sustainability and flexibility will shape the demand for digital signage products. DooH: T-Mobile Markets 700,000 Screens The US subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom surprised the industry with the announcement to acquire DooH programmatic provider Vistar Media. In Europe, little is known about T-Mobile’s DooH and retail media portfolio in North America. Here’s an overview. Opinion: Don’t Be Late to the DooH Party Bauer Media acquired Clear Channel Northern Europe with 16,000 displays and Ströer is testing the sale of its (D)ooH core business to financial investors. DooH has become extremely attractive for investors. What are the reasons behind this? An invidis commentary. E Ink: Launch of 75″ E-Paper Displays In 2024, E-Paper displays went from being an exotic niche technology to a leading solution for sustainable digital signage. Suppliers such as Dynascan, PPDS, Samsung and Sharp had presented their first models, mostly still in small form factors. In 2025, large-format E-Paper displays up to 75 inches will become available. Digital Signage Year 2025: These Events Are Not to Be Missed 2025 will be an exciting event for the digital signage industry. From exclusive executive retreats to the first Developers Conference, these invidis events belong on your agenda. Northern Europe: Bauer Media Acquires Clear Channel Networks Clear Channel Outdoor is selling its Northern Europe out of home business to Bauer Media Group for 625 million US dollars. The Hamburg-based media grouped values the business with a 6,5 EBITDA-multiple. More News
Ströer, Clear Channel, Vistar: A Wild Week of DooH Deals Major deals these past seven days have placed the DooH market in headlines of big business portals. M&A reports from Ströer, Clear Channel, and Vistar Media are indicating growing investor interest and could fuel strategic ventures in the year ahead.
DooH: T-Mobile Acquires Vistar Media In a 600 million dollar transaction, T-Mobile US is acquiring the DooH platform operator Vistar Media. By integrating its own customer data, the telco giant aims to offer DooH advertising with next-level personalization.
OoH: Ströer Considers Selling its OoH Business On Friday evening, Ströer confirmed reports from Bloomberg about a possible sale of its core out-of-home business. According to press reports, the major shareholders around the founders' family foundations are considering a valuation of around four billion euros for the business.
invidis weekly: Sign Up for Our Free Newsletter Finally! An invidis newsletter in English for our global audience. German-language invidis Daily has become the leading digital signage newsletter for more than 15 years. Complementing invidis’ daily newsletter, we are launching a weekly update service today.
Samsung VXT: “The Simplicity Convinces our Partners” With VXT, Samsung presented the successor to Magicinfo at ISE 2024. A year later, Amit Chatterjee, Manager Pre-Sales Solutions at Samsung Germany, is looking back at the first year and market acceptance. While most digital signage integrators are still unfamiliar with VXT, IT integrators are enthusiastic about the simplicity.
Billboard: Digital in the Polar Region Reykjavik | Most visitors come to Iceland for the breathtaking nature - from glaciers to volcanoes to the Northern Lights. In the capital region of Reykjavik, however, you will find 500 artificial lights - DooH screens at bus stops and 50 large LED billboards.
Gas Station: Discount With Style Reykjavik | Iceland's gas station market is on the move – market leader N1 is challenged by new-entry discount chain Orkan. With popping colors, hip cafes, services, electric charging points, and large LED price displays, Orkan attracts customers and sets new standards.
DSS ISE 2025: Topics, Speakers, and Everything You Need to Know In three weeks, this year's first Digital Signage Summit will come to ISE in Barcelona, presenting discussions around AI, Workspace, Cyber Security, and Managed Services. Here is all the information on the program, speakers, and tickets.
Year in Review: Miroslav Vučkovič | Visionect In his Year in Review, Miroslav Vučkovič from Visionect explains how sustainability and flexibility will shape the demand for digital signage products.
DooH: T-Mobile Markets 700,000 Screens The US subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom surprised the industry with the announcement to acquire DooH programmatic provider Vistar Media. In Europe, little is known about T-Mobile’s DooH and retail media portfolio in North America. Here’s an overview.
Opinion: Don’t Be Late to the DooH Party Bauer Media acquired Clear Channel Northern Europe with 16,000 displays and Ströer is testing the sale of its (D)ooH core business to financial investors. DooH has become extremely attractive for investors. What are the reasons behind this? An invidis commentary.
E Ink: Launch of 75″ E-Paper Displays In 2024, E-Paper displays went from being an exotic niche technology to a leading solution for sustainable digital signage. Suppliers such as Dynascan, PPDS, Samsung and Sharp had presented their first models, mostly still in small form factors. In 2025, large-format E-Paper displays up to 75 inches will become available.
Digital Signage Year 2025: These Events Are Not to Be Missed 2025 will be an exciting event for the digital signage industry. From exclusive executive retreats to the first Developers Conference, these invidis events belong on your agenda.
Northern Europe: Bauer Media Acquires Clear Channel Networks Clear Channel Outdoor is selling its Northern Europe out of home business to Bauer Media Group for 625 million US dollars. The Hamburg-based media grouped values the business with a 6,5 EBITDA-multiple.