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Transport digital signage: Vivid plans to recreate Slovenian network in UK PDF Print Write e-mail
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Friday, 24 February 2012 14:47

Gem interactive public transport digital signageA digital signage system for public transportation pioneered in Slovenia could be coming soon to British operators.

Gem Interactive/Prumaro has rolled out 450 displays in the Slovenian capital of Ljubljana since 2009, showing its Gem Public Multimedia channel. The content concentrates on “positive” information “without gossip or crime news” and includes interactive opportunities via mobile handsets.

And now British firm Vivid Digital Media has signed up for exclusive UK rights to the Gem/Prumaro technology and concept, and started discussions with public transportation firms.

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Last Updated on Friday, 24 February 2012 14:55
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Amscreen names Kinetic man to lead European expansion PDF Print Write e-mail
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Sunday, 11 December 2011 18:11

British digital out-of-home operator Amscreen has signalled the seriousness of its expansion plans in central and eastern Europe with the appointment of a new CEO for the region.

Winfried Karst joins from outdoor agency Kinetic, where he where he was COO for Germany and CEO for Switzerland. He launched Kinetic’s German operation in 1999, and its Swiss unit two years later.

Based in Frankfurt, he will report directly to Amscreen CEO Simon Sugar, with a brief to develop new clients.

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Last Updated on Sunday, 11 December 2011 18:23
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London Expo seeks speakers, plans to ban sales pitches PDF Print Write e-mail
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Wednesday, 28 September 2011 16:47

London’s Screenmedia Expo event next May has put out a call for speakers in its four education tracks, promising a programme of “academic intelligence balanced with practical knowledge, guidance and examples”.

As this year, Imperative Group – which runs the learning programme on behalf of Screen Events, the exhibition organiser – also says it will “filter out overt sales pitches and repetitious presentations”.

The first track aims to answer the question “what media and technology should today’s networks be utilising, plugging into and working collaboratively with to provide added value to digitally savvy audiences?”.

The second track looks at content. “Let’s forget the commercial realities for a minute and focus on experience,” says Imperative Group’s Chris Heap. “What experiences can screen media offer customers that’s truly exciting and how can this be enhanced and extended by connecting with other technologies and platforms?

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Last Updated on Wednesday, 05 October 2011 11:15
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Romania: are ubiquitous ads switching off consumers? PDF Print Write e-mail
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Wednesday, 21 September 2011 17:07

Consumers in Romania are wearying of advertising as it proliferates around them, suggests a new study which will provide valuable direction for brands and agencies planning digital out-of-home campaigns in the country.

“The perception of positive effects is decreasing compared to [a similar study in] 2002, which is launching a challenge to the advertising industry, which has to continually reinvent itself”, said Traian Nastase, online project manager for GfK Romania, which conducted the research.

Today, only five percent of Romanians think they would be unbothered by further growth in the quantity of advertising, against 12 percent in 2002. Nastase attributed this to “media bombardment”.

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Last Updated on Wednesday, 21 September 2011 17:26
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Would you buy a car from this screen? Dealers hope so PDF Print Write e-mail
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Wednesday, 07 September 2011 16:08

Normally used by retailers to promote lower-cost goods, digital out-of-home is nevertheless being adopted with enthusiasm by the makers and sellers of one of the highest-ticket items a consumer will ever purchase – their car.

Advertising agency Leagas Delaney exploited digital place-based media for a Skoda promotion in Prague, highlighting the car company’s participation in financing the renovation of Prague City Museum.

Included were a large-format facade print covering the construction site, an Infinitus Imotion 46-inch portrait outdoor LCD multimedia system with integrated touchscreen and camera, a 2x2m LED display, and a promotional campaign Website.

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Last Updated on Wednesday, 07 September 2011 16:33
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