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FBI, Billboards Celebrate 10 Years of Partnership

  For more than a decade, the out of home advertising (OOH) industry has worked with law enforcement to involve the public in efforts to bring fugitives to justice. By placing faces of these fugitives on billboards, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has created a stream of invaluable information that has led to more

Move Over Mobile Phone: The Next Ad Frontier is the Windshield

The next frontier in digital advertising may be your car’s windshield. Automakers, technology companies and glass manufacturers are teaming up to turn the display that graces the front of an iPhone into the windshield of a car — one that can show ads, directions and vehicle information to the person behind the wheel. The advent

Smartphone Usage Patterns Inform OOH Opportunities 

As mobile device usage exploded, and resulted in enormous ad spend, it’s evolved into a strategic ally for OOH. Instead of eroding audiences as it does with most traditional media, mobile is used most heavily in the OOH space creating a natural convergence of the two. To leverage the ability of OOH to impact mobile

Ending Two Years of Debate, Pasco Okays Digital Billboard Swap

DADE CITY, FL- Pasco County commissioners agreed Tuesday to let the outdoor advertising industry step into the digital age along the county’s federal and state highways. After nearly two years of public workshops and negotiations with billboard companies, commissioners voted unanimously to allow the firms to take down static billboards and replace them with high-tech

Where Will the Outdoor Business be in 10 Years?

The Helma Larkin-moderated panel with executives from the big five out of home firms at the April 2016 Geopath/OAAA conference is aging well.  Larkin asked each executive where the out of home industry will be in 10 years.   Here’s what they said: Jean-Luc Decaux, Co-Chief Executive, JCDecaux.  In 10 years there will be further

Kevin Conlin on Solar Powered Billboards

At last year’s Geopath/OAAA convention, Lamar’s CEO Sean Reilly predicted that within 10 years most of Lamar’s billboards would be off the power grid or feeding the power grid due the use of solar power. Autonomous Power Solutions wants to make this happen.  The company has installed solar powered billboards for Lamar, Clear Channel Outdoor, Ralston

Mount Olive May Be Unable to Block Digital Billboards

MOUNT OLIVE TWP, New Jersey. – They flash different messages every eight seconds and police and other officials are convinced that digital billboards pose a hazardous distraction to passing motorists. But despite police concerns, the township may not be able to block applications to set up flashing signs on Route 46 and Route 206. The

3 Questions of Digital Signage in 2017

The digital signage industry continues to grow. There is a new story daily regarding hardware and software that delivers more with smaller pixel pitches and more customization. With the new year upon us, it’s time to look at a few key questions regarding, “What’s on the horizon for digital signage?” Is 4K ready to explode?

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