Outdoor, out-of-home: Digital outdoor, out-of-home

 

Moving, digital posters are proven to attract twice as many eyeballs on average and with lengthier attention spans of 60% greater than static formats, according to research conducted by Kinetic in Lon ...

In 2007, when spending on advertising in the US grew by just 0.6%, out-of-home spending increased by more than 7%, according to Nielsen Monitor-Plus, the second consecutive year that expenditures on o

This article (translated from the Japanese for WARC) discusses the major trends in Japan's transport and out of home advertising market during 2007 and early 2008. It discusses expenditures and revenu ...

Outdoor advertising currently takes only a small percentage of adspend in the US, but is also one of the fastest-growing advertising sectors. This trend has resulted from the benefits of the digital r ...

Chris O'Donnell, managing director of Destination Media Group at Kinetic, puts the case for 'destination advertising'. As people spend more and more time out of home (in malls, supermarkets, entertai ...

Neil Eddleston, managing diector of JCDecaux Worldlink, takes a global look at developments in out-of-home advertising. He contrasts US and European attitudes to the medium, but sees very similar deve ...

Brett Horton, founder and director of Island PR Marketing and Research, argues that the big four grocery chains are the media owners of the future. In-store advertising, via posters, displays, on-pac ...

Argues that outdoor media will not become an outmoded anachronism even in the digital age. Three reasons why outdoor media will prosper: timely (targeted at `moments when we might'), efficient (using ...