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Inwindow Outdoor was actually the first

November 2, 2009 by Dave Haynes

Inwindow Outdoor was actually the first company to do an augmented reality DOOH campaign back in 2008 for the movie ‘Coraline’. We also did another installatation for the CW TV series ‘The Vampire Diaries’ a few months back. You can check out videos at www.youtube.com/inwindowoutdoor.

I like this. Helpful to passengers and p

November 2, 2009 by Dave Haynes

I like this. Helpful to passengers and potentially a source of passive revenue for the subway. Win/Win

NCR buys Netkey; kiosk-DS firm to continue operating

November 2, 2009 by Dave Haynes

Lotsa hoo-hah this morning about word that point of sale giant NCR Corporation has bought into the kiosk and digital signage business through the acquisition of Netkey, Inc. Curiously, the release says NCR has “purchased the assets” but I am told this is a real acquisition that involves acquiring the whole company and keeping it operating, and where it is, in Connecticut. …

Lottery daydreamers picture themselves rich using augmented reality in DOOH campaign

November 2, 2009 by Dave Haynes

Volt Media’s Jay Aird tweets a lot about augmented reality, so I wasn’t all that surprised that his digital out of home company in Halifax, Nova Scotia has worked up an application involving AR for the Atlantic Lottery.Volt says it is the first use of AR in an out-of-home campaign in Canada (no idea if that …

Looks rather fat and very 1996 looking

October 30, 2009 by Dave Haynes

Looks rather fat and very 1996 looking Hows the hockey stick factor?

And now for something useful: subway train locators on NYC Transit platforms

October 30, 2009 by Dave Haynes

As spotted in Gizmodo, which spotted it in Gothamist, which … well, you get the idea …Gothamist: The screens cull data from the L line’s computerized operating system, which tracks exact train locations and then shows them advancing (or not!) along the screen.The screens are at eye level and are inside a cabinet to prevent tampering. This …

What a great article. It's perfect proof

October 30, 2009 by Dave Haynes

What a great article. It’s perfect proof that digital signage permeates modern cities. Clever sign placement like this exploits the most powerful feature of digital signage – the ability to intercept audiences during their daily routine.

Giant, interactive vodka bottles that do everything but tell you to go home and sleep it off

October 30, 2009 by Dave Haynes

The party crowd that drinks up a storm this weekend may have some surreal moments on the streets of Montreal, Vancouver and Toronto as they stumble by a giant, interactive vodka bottle. According to Media in Canada: The large, street-level installations, launched this week, feature motion-sensor pads for people to step on, which then activate live video …

Onestop rolling out screen network in residential lobbies

October 30, 2009 by Dave Haynes

Toronto-based Onestop Media Group has branched out into a new market – setting up an ad-supported network in the lobbies of condos and apartment blocks. As reported in Media in Canada, the company has done deals with seven major residential property owners, including Minto Management, Park Property Management and Berkley Property Management. The various companies own several hundred buildings in …

Digital signage dead-last in things that get noticed in stores

October 29, 2009 by Dave Haynes

Retail design and strategy firm Miller Zell has released a report on what effectively captures the attention of shoppers in stores, and digital signage was 13th of 13 things measured for notice-ability.Nice.But before you start re-thinking your career, there are reasons. For more on the report, have a look at another blog I write (why stop at 2?) along …

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