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RIP Steve Jobs
In early 1984 I wandered up to, I think, the 7th floor of the old Eaton’s department store building in Winnipeg and found my way into the area where they were, honest, selling computers
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Six clues to better digital signage press
Across the pond and along the Thames, Adrian has a rant up on DailyDOOH about the sorry state of press releases he gets all day, every day, from companies looking to get some love and attention
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The $25 digital signage player closer to reality
I wrote back in May about a project that was working with the premise of a modestly-functioning computing device that would cost all of $25. The Raspberry Pi project, as its called, is still ticking along, and there’s
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Another overpriced sector report, another mild tizzy
Once again, a report from a company that does reports on any sector that has a pulse is getting all kinds of coverage and excited social media action for its sunglasses-needed bright picture for
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HP re-thinking its hardware business, which would include its digital signage efforts
On the heels of a planned or unplanned leak, HP has issued a press release this afternoon confirming it is looking at buying a big UK software firm and largely getting out of the hardware business
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Pennsylvania’s wondrously dumb digital wine kiosk program in trouble
About a year ago I wrote about how the state of Pennsylvania started rolling out a test of automated wine kiosks in grocery stores. Based on the description, images of the digital signage-topped cabinets and
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Report says digital signage is booming; we say hmmm…
All the reports that get issued on this space tend to blur together after a while, and the forecasts of growth and $X.X Billion values thrown at the sector just look like abstract numbers.
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England’s riots: Using screens to fight the national lootery
The riots and looting that have popped up around the UK since the weekend have been fascinating to follow from a safe distance. The acts are maddening, the implications disturbing and the aftermath heartbreaking
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