The Outdoor Media Association (OMA) is hoping to impact Australia’s obesity crisis by limiting the advertising of discretionary food and drink products near schools.
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Advertising-enabled electronic tables have been installed in the T1 food court at Sydney International Airport, providing a new avenue for digital out-of-home advertising.
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Facial recognition technology is being used in a new out-of-home (OOH) campaign to read facial expressions.
The Measurement of Outdoor Visibility and Exposure (MOVE) board is funding a neuroscience project study (NPS) with the goal of creating a new metric to measure digital out of home (DOOH) advertising.
JCDecaux is the latest company to use virtual reality to promote its brand.
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Jetstar has used innovative eye tracking technology in its most recent out of home (OOH) campaign in December.
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oOh!media has struck an exclusive long term partnership with data and analytics company, Quantium to provide out of home (OOH) advertisers with an Australia first in audience-targeting capabilities.
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The Outdoor Media Association (OMA) is looking to build an automated transaction platform in a bid to create a one-stop hub for buying and selling out-of-home advertising in Australia across all formats.
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Enterprise software company TubeMogul has partnered with media ad exchange business Site Tour, to launch a new platform for purchasing ads on thousands of out of home billboards, kiosks and elevator screens across Australia programmatically.
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