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Digital out-of-home: Posterscope Reebok ads scoop top prize in India PDF Print Write e-mail
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Friday, 23 March 2012 12:05

New DelhiPosterscope took the gold medal for innovative use of digital out-of-home media at India’s Exchange4Media and Network2Media awards held in New Delhi last week.

It won for a Reebok campaign. Second prize went to MRM Worldwide, recognising work performed for Lufthansa.

Pramod Bhandula, managing director of JCDecaux India, was named OOH person of the year, while DDB Mudra Max was out-of-home agency of the year for the second time running.

“The awards mean a lot to the young and passionate team we have. To go on the stage and win the award is a moment they would cherish for a lifetime,” said  Pratap Bose, DDB Mudra’s COO.

Last Updated on Friday, 23 March 2012 15:50
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Digital out-of-home: Bangalore shopping centre gets first ad-funded kiosks PDF Print Write e-mail
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Wednesday, 29 February 2012 18:32

Forum Mall, Bangalore, IndiaAn Indian firm is this week rolling out the first interactive digital out-of-home units to a shopping centre in Bangalore, hoping to attract consumers with the promise of access to discounts and free Internet.

Vigyapanti Media Solutions’ four Touch Infotainment kiosks going live in the Forum Mall (pictured) will be funded by revenue from icon, banner and video advertising on the 18.5-inch touchscreens.

And the company hopes to generate audiences for those ads by promising discounts both in the mall and from e-commerce sites, as well as up to 20 minutes of free Internet access, to consumers who use the kiosks.

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Digital out-of-home content: LiveMedia adds brand-based game to its Indian network PDF Print Write e-mail
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Wednesday, 15 February 2012 19:18

LiveMedia India digital out-of-home screenA new game on the digital out-of-home screens of India’s LiveMedia aims to entertain consumers while raising awareness of advertiser brands.

The competitive game, Logomania, requires participants to guess which brands certain logos belong to. It joins more than a dozen other programming and game strands on LiveMedia’s 5000 screens, which include the word puzzle Make My Word, Trivia Live, Sports Facts Live, Health Live, and the animated satire This is India.

“It is our constant endeavour to provide a reason to people to turn their heads and look at our screens. The fact that our screens are placed only in captive environments, where people sit for an average of 30 minutes, helps ensure that the messages are well observed and absorbed by the audience,” founder and CEO Rajan Mehta was quoted as saying.

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Last Updated on Wednesday, 15 February 2012 19:25
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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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Indian OOH advertisers look beyond the hard sell PDF Print Write e-mail
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Wednesday, 21 September 2011 16:55

Out-of-home advertising in India is increasingly being used for brand-building as well as product promotion, according to a Mumbai media owner.

Said Sanjeev Gupta, managing director at Global Advertisers: “There is a significant change in the attitude towards advertising in the last few years. Earlier it was need-based advertising: to announce a new product or range, offers and discounts, or achieve sales target during festive seasons.

“But over the last couple of years, clients are using OOH creatively and intelligently for brand-building and image makeover.”

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