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Roland DGA has launched its third-generation of state-of-the-art inkjets, the TrueVIS VG3 and SG3 series large-format printer/cutters engineered for greater image quality, productivity, and ease of use. The TrueVIS VG3 Series usher in a new era of productivity, color control, efficiency, and convenience, while the value-packed SG3 models make the latest TrueVIS technology accessible to…
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An extended partnership between Clear Channel Europe and Broadsign will enable media buyers to tap into Clear Channel’s 3000-plus digital out-of-home screens in the UK via Clear Channel LaunchPAD. Clear Channel’s UK out-of-home (OOH) inventory is now available via more than 30 omnichannel and OOH demand-side-platforms (DSPs) integrated with the Broadsign Reach supply-side-platform (SSP). The…
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Xaar, an inkjet manufacturer, has launched ‘Sure Flow’, its new ultrasonic self-cleaning mode, designed to help users keep their print at its best and without the need to remove the printhead at any stage during the process. With Xaar’s TF Technology ink recirculation, a regularly maintained printhead is extremely unlikely to block. However, external factors…
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Callander’s request for new highway signage has been approved by the Ministry of Transportation (MTO). New entrance signs will be installed at all municipal boundary points as well. According to a report in thestar.com, the ministry approved the new signs, including the Callander logo, for installation at all provincial highway entrance points and the Nosbonsing…
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Toronto grocery worker and father, Chris Morren, has made a successful side hustle by starting a billboard business known as Great Outdoor Advertising. “I used to be in the billboard business, mostly large scale, hand-painted third-party murals in downtown Toronto, from 1994 until 2000,” Morren told blogTO in the report. Morren sold the billboard business…
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Vistar Media, a global provider of software for digital out-of-home (DOOH), released the version 6.0 of the Vistar Demand-Side Platform (DSP), which combines a visual out-of-home (OOH) media buying experience with the tools for data-driven campaign optimization. The Vistar DSP manages single share of programmatic OOH dollars transacted globally and is the trusted platform for…
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Lamar Advertising, an out-of-home advertising company, has joined the World Out of Home Organization (WOO). “We are excited to join WOO and get to know our counterparts around the world better,” Lamar chief executive Sean Reilly said. “There’s never been a more promising time to be in the out-of-home industry, and we look forward to…
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Registration is open for the World Out of Home Organization’s (WOO) in-person Global Congress to be held in Toronto on May 25-27. The Congress will be held at the Sheraton Toronto Centre Hotel, 123 Queen St. W. An international speaker program which includes decision-makers from out of home, the wider global advertising industry, analysts, and…
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The Canadian Nurses Association (CAN), the national organization dedicated to championing nurses across Canada, unveiled a 28-storey mural entitled ‘We Are Nurses—We Answer The Call,’ located at Toronto’s Dixon Hall shelter in the Yonge-Dundas area. The mural was created as a reminder to people in Canada of the role nurses have played and continue to…
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The City of Nelson, B.C., has completed a design competition to replace the welcome signs at the three entrances leading into the city. The city engaged with the community for individuals to share what they thought was important to include in the design. The competition was an open invitation and involved three rounds. A design…
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