Articles Tagged ‘ooh’
Jolt boosts partners with Vistar Media
The company recently brought its OOH and electric vehicle charging network to Canada.
Captivate partners with Adelaide to improve data offering
Brands and agencies will now have access to detailed information on media quality.
TD’s new OOH is only visible to those with colour blindness
The activation promotes a tool that makes the internet more accessible.
Newcomers to Canada more likely to respond to OOH: COMMB
Immigrants to Canada are more apt to download coupons or interact with a brand after seeing an ad.
Jolt expands its team ahead of Canadian launch
The electric vehicle charging station company has named a new VP of real estate.
Kelsey’s celebrates the road trip with high-impact OOH
The campaign is meant to connect the feeling of being on the open road with the dining experience.
Pattison Outdoor’s OOH, now in 3D
The Atlantic Lottery Corporation, Ford, and Tim Horton’s were the first brands to try out the new technology.
Skycanner uses OOH to entice Canadian NBA playoff support
To reach gig-tripping fans, the brand placed billboards in the hometowns of two NBA players
Broadsign acquires European DOOH ad tech provider
The partnership will help to expand OutMoove’s targeted DOOH campaign tools globally.
Pattison and Broadsign deepen their relationship
The partnership enables the streamlining of daily operations and the unlocking of potential new revenue.
Jolt to launch ad-supported charging stations in Canada
The company aims to be one of the largest DOOH networks in the country.
Spotted! Volkwagon’s newest OOH cleans the air of carbon dioxide
By using carbon dioxide-eating paint, the murals celebrate sustainability and the car brand’s line of electric vehicles.
Nearly 40% of Canadians watch streaming exclusively: Vividata
The newest Study of the Canadian Consumer dives into the country’s media consumption habits.
Spotted! Charmin’s coy coffee campaign
The beverage sleeve campaign will run until May 5.
Eighty percent of the Canadian workforce is back at the office, ready to see OOH: report
According to Stats Can, More than 12 million Canadians commute by personal vehicle, while public transportation use is on the rise, too.
