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Hong Kong’s Airport Adds Three New Creative-First Video Walls To Revitalized Terminal One

July 8, 2022 by Dave Haynes

The bustling, to put it mildly, Hong Kong International Airport introduced three new multimedia display walls in Terminal 1 at the start of this month, commissioning Montreal creative technology shop Moment Factory to develop content that celebrates the spirit of that amazing city. Each installation in the revitalized terminal is “strategically positioned to enhance the …

1M Daily Commuters Take A Color Bath At Tokyo’s Hyper-Busy Shinjuku Station

June 22, 2022 by Dave Haynes

Just stumbled on this 2021 project from Montreal’s Moment Factory – a grand-scale synchronized multimedia experience in the east-west passageway of Tokyo’s Shinjuku Station, the world’s busiest transit hub. Called The Colour Bath, the project combines video displays with audio and sync’d lighting for content that changes throughout the station’s 24/7 days. Transforming the tunnel into …

Jeremy Gavin Explains How Screenfeed Has Gone No Code With New Connect Toolset

June 8, 2022 by Dave Haynes

Screenfeed has, for many years, been one of the primary players in subscription content for digital signage – offering great-looking, fully-automated infotainment feeds that help populate the schedules of screens and get viewers looking again and again. Now the Minneapolis company is introducing a new service that’s a direct play on the no code software …

Wow Factor May Get The Attention, But Give A Little Love To Boring Digital Signage

May 9, 2022 by Jeff Juszczak

GUEST POST: JEFF JUSZCZAK, SPECTRIO Big budget, grand-scale projects understandably get a lot of the attention when it comes to digital signage deployments, but leave some love in your hearts and busy minds for all the screens out there that are boring, and perfect for their tasks. Most of us get excited walking into a …

Justin Lachovsky Details Telecine’s Expansion Into Subscription Digital Signage Content, And How It Differs From What’s Already Out There

May 4, 2022 by Dave Haynes

When I first heard the longtime digital signage solutions company Telecine was getting into subscription content for screens, my first reaction was “Hmmm … pretty crowded and established market to shoehorn into …” Then I got the details, and the logic and applicability were a lot more apparent. The Montreal company has set up three …

Get These 5 Key Questions Answered to Ensure Your First Digital Signage Project Thrives

April 7, 2022 by Dave Haynes

GUEST POST: Lauren Duffey, Spectrio Regardless of industry, all businesses know they need to stand out from their competition if they want to attract customers. Creating an engaging digital signage project is a great way to do that. Especially considering that 80% of customers reported entering a store after viewing a digital sign. However, in …

Digital Billboards In Ukraine Being Used To Dissuade, Insult Russian Invaders

February 28, 2022 by Dave Haynes

Hat Tip To Nurlan at Digital Signage Pulse for noting this … Digital billboards in many western countries have lit up in the past week with visuals and statements aimed at supporting Ukrainians as they deal with the invasion of Russian troops, but I hadn’t thought about how digital boards could be used to talk …

Digital Signage Adoption High In Retail Banking, But DBSI Research Suggests Content, Workload Are Pain-Points

February 9, 2022 by Dave Haynes

There are a few companies in digital signage that have picked a vertical market, got into it, and stayed very much in that lane. But I can’t think of any other companies in the sector that operate like DBSI, a Phoenix-area company that provides and manages a full-featured digital signage solution for its retail banking …

Schools-Focused TrilbyTV Adds Mr. Bee’s Math Tasks To Screen Content Mix

January 24, 2022 by Dave Haynes

Education digital signage solution providers TrilbyTV have developed an interesting new content partnership that puts daily math tasks from a teacher named Mr. Bee on UK school screens. The visuals present maths challenges to schoolkids, and add to a line-up of other visual tools being used already, including material from Vocabulary Ninja, Rodocodo, Britannica and …

Brady Haag On How Project Content Simplifies Messaging For Roadside And Building LED Screens

January 12, 2022 by Dave Haynes

In the last two or three years, I’ve sensed a big shift in the understanding and execution of big LED displays – with way more focus on content than in the past. For a long time, most of these big jobs were so focused on the size and pitch of the screens they kind of …

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