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4 Keeping the Content Flowing

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Figure 4-1aUsing template designs in which one can swap backgrounds or change text and pictures can help in refreshing a network.
©2009 MediaTile.

 

 

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Figure-2aTarget’s ID establishes continuity of the network and surprises and delights the shoppers.
©2009 Target

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Figure 4-3This table and formula will help one create the desired number of content pieces for the right demographic for any given time period

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Figure 4-4Digital signage keeps college students up to date on events and other information and replaces the old bulletin board.
©2009 The University Network.

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Figure 4-5PSACasting.org is the clearinghouse for all digital signage public service announcements.
©2009 Ad Council.

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Figure 4-6Weather is a common RSS feed. Customized graphics use XML data from AccuWeather.         
©2009 Image courtesy of MediaTile.

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Figure 4-7Stock quotes is another RSS feed that is in demand.
©2009 Image courtesy of MediaTile.

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Figure 4-8A Media RSS feed provides multiple media files that can be delivered with each story.
©2009 Associated Press. Image courtesy of MediaTile.

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Figure 4-9Airport feed information is automated to keep professionals in office buildings up to date on flights.
©2009 Captivate Networks.

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Figure 4-9Along with Wall Street Journal information, the Wall Street Journal Office Network provides tenant messages.
©2009 Wall Street Journal Office Networks.

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Figure 4-9MGM Grand’s Shibuya restaurant and its digital signage mood wall.
©2009 Kenneth Kelsen.

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