Albertsons Unveils In-Store Digital Display Network with Stratacache June 16, 2025 by Florian Rotberg Albertsons Companies, which operates over 2,200 grocery stores across the U.S., is launching its own in-store digital display network in partnership with Stratacache. The initiative, led by Albertsons Media Collective, aims to enhance customer engagement and offer brands a powerful new advertising platform. The network debuted at the Cannes Lions International Festival in France, where …
Infocomm 25: AI in Digital Signage – Context is King June 16, 2025 by Florian Rotberg At this year’s Infocomm, AI was just about everywhere – or at least, the term was. But beneath marketing slogans or big-picture visions, actual meaningful AI integration was harder to find. That said, there were standouts – especially among companies focused on workplace solutions and interactivity. Some of the companies going beyond the hype were …
Soho Teams Up with M-Cube for Dubai Art Week Gathering June 16, 2025 by Antonia Hamberger The name Soho is a synonym for exclusive events around the world. Soho hosts these in their own Soho Houses around the world but also has a Cities without Houses program that organizes gatherings for members in cities without a club – in private homes or premium venues. Soho often does these during fashion weeks …
Infocomm 2025 Welcomes 31K Attendees June 15, 2025 by Florian Rotberg Infocomm 2025 welcomed 30,998 attendees from 97 countries – slightly up from last year’s attendance of 30,271. International attendance dropped to 18% (2024: 23%). The Orlando show set a show record for end user attendance, representing 35% of verified attendees. Infocomm 2025 hosted 817 (2024: 833) exhibitors showcasing pro AV products and solutions across 400,100 …
Infocomm 25: More Impressions from Pixels in Paradise June 13, 2025 by Florian Rotberg The XUSC Crew led by Bryan Meszaros / Open Eye Global hosted another legendary Infocomm party. This year’s motto: The 80’s – Paradise Is Calling. The digital signage crowd listened and showed up with bold ‘80s throwback costumes. Think pastels, breezy linen, loud prints, or some iconic 80’s character costumes – plus the cleanest sneakers …
Mid-Sized LED Screens Bring New DooH Presence to Manhattan Streets June 13, 2025 by Balthasar Mayer New York has a new digital-out-of-home network in Midtown Manhattan. The network features 40 double-sided LED displays and is expected to reach 422 million impressions in just four weeks. Pearl Media, the network operator, spent two years setting it up. Each display is about 8 square meters in size and mounted about three meters above …
Nashville’s New Concert Hall Features SNA Display LED Banner June 13, 2025 by Antonia Hamberger The Pinnacle is a recently opened music venue in Nashville, Tennessee, offering a more intimate concert experience than large arena shows –accommodating a crowd of 4,500 people. That makes it the largest concert hall of its kind in Music City. Open for three months now, The Pinnacle features a rounded LED banner above its main …
Sony Adds New Entry-Level LED for Virtual Production June 13, 2025 by Antonia Hamberger Sony is among several display brands that are adding to their LED lineups this Infocomm, which opened yesterday in Orlando. Sony’s new product, the Crystal LED Capri series, is designed as an entry-level solution in the field of virtual production. The LED modules of Sony’s new Capri are designed for flexible installations, with rear-access maintenance …
LG’s Hidden Booth at Infocomm Features AI Avatar June 12, 2025 by Antonia Hamberger There’s been a lot of curiosity leading up to Infocomm this year around whether we’d finally see AI solutions that truly bring something new to the table for digital signage. Earlier in the year, at ISE in February, many were expecting a bigger AI splash. What we mostly got were early beta versions of generative …
Infocomm 25: Full House, But Some Things Are Missing June 12, 2025 by Florian Rotberg Infocomm 2025 kicked off today, and the halls are buzzing as usual. But there’s one big difference this year: Samsung and LG are nowhere to be found – at least at first glance. Instead of their usual massive booths, Samsung is tucked away in a private meeting room outside the main hall, while LG keeps …
