Airports: Frankfurt Opens First DooH-Native Terminal May 4, 2026April 29, 2026 by Antonia Hamberger Frankfurt | With the opening of Fraport’s Terminal 3, Media Frankfurt delivers one of Germany’s most densely integrated airport media networks: 2,500 square meters of ad space designed digital-first from the ground up.
Australia: Fusion Signage Hits 20,000 Licenses and ISO 27001 Certification April 29, 2026April 29, 2026 by Florian Rotberg Australia is geographically far removed from the major digital signage markets in North America and Europe. As a result, many local software providers remain largely invisible on the international stage – even when they reach a scale and maturity comparable to well-known global players. Fusion Signage is a case in point. The Brisbane-based CMS provider …
Lunixo: In the Shadow of the Giants April 28, 2026 by Florian Rotberg invidis regularly reports on the global heavyweights of the digital signage software market. A small group of platform providers controls millions licenses worldwide and sets much of the industry agenda. Yet despite their scale, these market leaders are far from dominant. The digital signage market remains open to newcomers, agile developers, and specialists with a …
DooH: QMS Grows City of Sydney Screen Network April 28, 2026 by John Berkovich The latest expansion increases QMS’ programmatic DooH capacity across one of Australia’s busiest urban advertising markets.
LED: Avatar Concerts Get Sharper LED Realism April 28, 2026 by John Berkovich Unit1 Studio is using Brompton processing and ROE Visual LED screens to make high-realism avatar concerts more practical for artists, rights holders, and attractions beyond the biggest touring acts.
Signage Startup: Koda Targets Real Estate Showings with Plug-and-Play Platform April 28, 2026 by invidis Editorial Team Running on the Amazon Signage Stick, the new signage solution Koda turns in-home TVs into listing displays with video, data layers, and QR lead capture.
UK: Update on LED Studio Insolvency May 12, 2026April 27, 2026 by Florian Rotberg Over the weekend, invidis reported that LED Studio’s UK entity has been placed into administration. In the mean time, founder and CEO Robert Bint confirmed that the administration process applies exclusively to the UK business and does not affect other parts of the LED Studio group. An update.
Cybersecurity: US Agency Warns of Digital Signage Vulnerabilities May 4, 2026April 27, 2026 by Florian Rotberg The US cybersecurity agency CISA has once again issued a warning about security vulnerabilities in digital signage infrastructures. Among the affected systems is Samsung Magicinfo, a widely used digital signage platform. What makes this case particularly concerning: the exploited vulnerabilities are not new. Samsung already released patches back in August 2024.
Haynes Column: Is Digital Signage A Zombie Industry? One Longtimer Thinks So … April 28, 2026April 27, 2026 by Dave Haynes Blanket statements don’t tend to hold up against scrutiny, so I was intrigued when a guy who has been in and around the digital signage industry for more than 15 years put up a post online suggesting this is a dead business walking.
Disney+: Turning Empty Storefronts Into Interactive DooH April 30, 2026April 27, 2026 by John Berkovich Disney+ and Hulu are turning vacant storefronts in New York and Los Angeles into interactive DooH experiences, using gesture control to let passersby browse and discover streaming content in real time.
