Whilst the sector is still not as large as the indoor market, outdoor digital signage is becoming increasingly popular with digital screens and billboards becoming more and more commonplace. Read More

One of the most prevalent out of home digital signage networks in London, and perhaps the entire UK, situated through the London Tube network, may all go blank before the 2012 Olympics due to a bitter row between advertisers CBS Outdoor and London Underground. Read More

There are many important decisions involved before you can embark on a digital signage campaign: the type of screen to use, the content that is to be played, the type of housing or LCD enclosure used to protect the screen. Read More

The UK is leading the way in digital signage compared to all the other EMEA (Europe Middle-East Africa) countries, research indicates. By the end of 2010, the UK had around 420,000 of the 1.7 million digital signage screens throughout the EMEA region, according to researchers Futuresource Consulting. Read More

News is an obsession for many people, whether it’s via newspapers, the internet, mobile phone, TV or radio, most of us devour regular news content throughout the day. Read More

The high street has changed dramatically over the last century but one thing remains important to traders and businesses – outdoor advertising and outdoor digital signage is in the process of revolutionisng street advertising. Read More

Another American city has banned roadside digital signage, and all new electronic billboards, claiming they pose a danger to drivers. Read More

Armagard have recently joined forces with leading US audio visual distributor Almo Professional A/V, to provide protection for digital signage enabling Almo to offer affordable outdoor digital signage systems. Read More

News feeds on digital signage provide many opportunities for digital signage users. Providing content that people want to read gives impetus for people to view a screen but that doesn’t mean that news feeds are right for every type of digital signage application. Read More

With a decline in newspaper sales, the rise of the internet, smartphone and other modern media, people no longer use traditional news outlets as their main source of news. Rolling news and platforms like Twitter, have given people a desire for immediate access to news, leaving newspapers as an antiquated method for receiving information; with the pages of most broadsheets and tabloids filled with day-old stories. Read More