NEWS VIEWS AND INSIGHTS ON INTERACTIVE VIDEO ADVERTISING POWERED BY: hawthorne direct
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Out of Home

Targeting out-of-home campaigns is by turns nearly impossible and an incredibly exact science. The only definable target for digital billboards is an audience 16 and older. But display screens in retail venues or on a night club's digital jukebox allow advertisers to talk to an easily definable niche. Read here to figure it all out.

Beck's Launches Virtual Art Galleries'Green Box Project' funds mobile-powered installations

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Eager to associate itself with what it sees as the cool crowd-or in the words of the import brand, "independent thinkers"-Beck's has launched the "Green Box Project," an ongoing campaign that has commissioned works from designers, musicians, and other creative professionals, and will showcase them in seven cities across the U.S. and Europe. The twist: Rather than hanging the pieces in traditional galleries, Beck's is presenting them in augmented reality installations-a series of 30 glowing 6.5-foot cubes that viewers must unlock with smartphones in order to "reveal" the work that's hidden inside. Like the brewer's bottle, each box is green.

Progressive Uses New Driver-Focused Technology to Determine Insurance Rates

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Snapshot is the latest bold attempt by Progressive to base policy pricing more on individual behavior than population-wide statistics. Some analysts say the device represents a leap forward for the usage-based insurance movement, one that could revolutionize the industry.

Interactive Advertising: Here's Looking at You, Kid

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Today we bring you Immersive Labs, a New York-based advertising technology startup that produces dynamically tailored ad messages to passerby. The anonymous facial detection is nuanced enough to parse ads by gender, age, distance, attention time and gaze, weather, time of day, and day of week. The technology is invisible to the viewer and works one-on-one or with crowds.

Topguest Hooks Up With Instagram

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Everyone loves loyalty points. But it's often a pain to get them because different companies all have their own programs that require you to remember numbers. Topguest's goal is to unify that experience by letting you earn points simply by checking-in on social networks like Foursquare and Facebook. And now they're adding a new layer to the mix: Instagram photos.

Someday, Store Coupons May Tap You on the Shoulder

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Digital technology could eventually make coupon-clipping with scissors a quaint oddity. And manufacturers are willing to make clipping easier, but not too easy: they don't want to reduce prices for customers who'd buy a product anyway.

Escalator Advertising Joins the List of Outlier DOOH Technology

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Clear Channel Airports is bringing escalator advertising to O'Hare International Airport in Chicago. The new ad offering, Handrail, makes use of "valuable and unexpected space," providing advertisers with a high-impression frequency that reaches mass audiences at targeted locations, Clear Channel Airports says.

Escalator Advertising Joins the List of Outlier DOOH Technology

Tim's Pick: Escalator Advertising Joins the List of Outlier DOOH Technology

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Clear Channel Airports is bringing escalator advertising to O’Hare International Airport in Chicago.

The new ad offering, Handrail, makes use of “valuable and unexpected space,” providing advertisers with a high-impression frequency that reaches mass audiences at targeted locations, Clear Channel Airports says. (via MediaBuyerPlanner).

Report: Retailers Wild For Facebook

Tim's Pick: Report: Retailers Wild For Facebook

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Retailers are head over heels for Facebook, according to research from Media Logic.

"It is not hyperbole to say that Facebook may be to this century what TV was to the last," said Ronald Ladouceur, EVP and executive creative director of Media Logic. "In 2010, owned media came of age, and is now set to rival paid media for primacy."

Outdoor Ad Industry Finally Gets Its Improved Metrics

Tim's Pick: Outdoor Ad Industry Finally Gets Its Improved Metrics

Summary: The outdoor industry, like all traditional media, suffered a difficult 2009 -- full-year ad revenues were down 15.6% to $5.9 billion, a $1.2 billion drop from 2008, according to the Outdoor Advertising Association of America. But outdoor executives are banking on 2010 to become a rebound year not just in economic confidence but in accountability too.

Arbitron Launches ARB-TV To Measure Out-of-Home

Tim's Pick: Arbitron Launches ARB-TV To Measure Out-of-Home

Summary: Arbitron said Tuesday that it would use its Portable People Meter technology to launch a new service tracking exposure to out-of-home video networks. The offering, tabbed ARB-TV, aims to provide advertisers with some insight into consumption patterns of the burgeoning place-based networks.  
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