Globe and Mail‘s OOH headlines coming to Toronto

Flashing breaking news on OBN's Vancouver video boards has met with such success that the newspaper has decided to do likewise for Torontonians.

Globe and Mail announced yesterday that it plans to repeat in Toronto what’s already met with success in Vancouver, i.e. flashing breaking news headlines on the giant video boards of the Outdoor Broadcast Network.

‘Extending our agreement with OBN to reach Toronto audiences is a logical next step based on the proven success of using this medium to reach our target audiences in Vancouver,’ says Sean Humphrey, director, marketing for the Globe and Mail. ‘Having the ability to post breaking news is especially appealing to Globe audiences, who want to stay current and knowledgeable about what’s happening in the world and in Canada.’

The newspaper’s headlines are updated throughout the day via a special RSS feed, with 10-second spots updated immediately whenever big news happens, or current news stories develop.

Gaggi Media handled the Globe‘s OBN buy, while creative is being done by Naked Creative. Both agencies are based in Toronto.

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