Old Times Square Corner Transformed into a Five-Display Brand Hub September 16, 2025 by John Berkovich New York City’s Times Square has a new display for brand storytelling. Heritage Outdoor Media, working with digital signage specialist ANC, has transformed a pair of aging facades at 1640 Broadway and 740 Seventh Avenue into a 5,900-square-foot, multi-format advertising takeover dubbed The Pentacular. The project combines five large displays — including a full-motion LED …
Goodbye Clusters of Screens, Hello Big LED Walls at Edinburgh Airport September 10, 2025 by Antonia Hamberger In transportation hubs like airports and train stations, the trend is clearly moving toward large, central LED walls rather than clusters of small screens as information touchpoints. One big advantage being that big LEDs can display DooH advertising right alongside departure times and wayfinding. Edinburgh Airport’s newly upgraded signage is a perfect example. Instead of …
Hologram Police: Seoul’s Answer to Nighttime Crime September 4, 2025 by Antonia Hamberger A common counter argument to switching DooH screens off at night, is that they make streets feel safer. But the metropolitan police in Seoul, South Korea, had a better idea than just relying on passively glowing displays for safe havens. The city has hologram police officers “on patrol” at night. Between 7 p.m. and 10 …
ANC Powers Digital Signage for Noblesville Boom’s New Arena at Innovation Mile August 29, 2025 by John Berkovich Pacers Sports & Entertainment (PS&E) has tapped ANC to provide a complete package of digital signage at The Arena at Innovation Mile, the new home of the NBA G League’s rebranded Noblesville Boom. The project builds on a long-standing partnership between ANC and PS&E, who previously collaborated at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, home of the NBA’s Indiana …
OOH!Media Revamps Melbourne’s ‘The Bourke’ Billboard August 22, 2025 by John Berkovich OOH!Media has unveiled a refresh of The Bourke, Melbourne’s landmark digital billboard, boosting its scale and impact in the downtown core. The six-storey display above Bourke and Swanston Streets has been raised four meters and upgraded with high-definition technology, providing improved visuals, smoother motion, and enhanced viewing angles. By swapping out the frame, the screen …
Visionect E-Paper Displays Support “Quiet” Digital Integration in Art Exhibition August 21, 2025 by John Berkovich The Academy of Fine Arts and Design at the University of Ljubljana (UL ALUO) has introduced e-paper digital signage into its exhibition spaces while preserving the galleries’ tranquil, analogue ambiance. For its latest exhibition, UL ALUO needed a way to display student exhibitor names without installing traditional screens – no bright lights, glows, or digital …
Mesh LEDs by Leyard Power Holiday on Ice and & Juliet August 21, 2025 by John Berkovich The live events company Blue-i Europe has rolled out Leyard’s Planar Carbonlight CLM10.4 LED displays for two major touring productions: Holiday on Ice and the pop musical & Juliet. Since November 2024, Holiday on Ice has been touring a new production across Europe, with shows scheduled to run through April 2026. The latest edition features …
Ocean Outdoor Upgrades Major DooH Screens with Cameras and Motion Tracking August 20, 2025 by John Berkovich The British DooH company Ocean Outdoor, known for mega-screens like the one in London’s Piccadilly Circus, has renewed some of its key locations. Five of them now boast new LCD and LED screens, plus built-in cameras to enable campaigns using the interactive “Deepscreen” methods developed by their creative tech department Ocean Lab. In London, The …
Spotlight Outdoor Ads Launches LED Tower Network on Las Vegas Strip August 19, 2025 by John Berkovich Who would have thought the Strip in Vegas needed more Digital-out-of-Home – but here we are. In just about a month, a new network will go live, turning elevator columns into tall, street-level LED towers. The Vegas media owner Spotlight Outdoor Ads, who currently operates about 7o large LEDs in the epicenter of the Strip, is …
E Ink Brings Low-Carbon ‘Green Screens’ to the Streets August 18, 2025 by John Berkovich Cities looking to cut energy use and improve public communication are beginning to adopt e-paper displays. In Tokyo, E Ink–based signs have appeared in train stations, and Boston’s Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) has also started testing e-paper-based digital signage this year. According to E Ink, replacing 100,000 printed posters with e-paper signs over five …
