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Frankfurt Rejects Digital Dooh

by Bob Raikes

A hat tip to Invidis of Germany for pointing out that the city of Frankfurt am Main has decided maintain a ban large displays in its streets, an approach that has upset some companies, …

Tags:DOOH| Germany| Large Display Monitor| Vol 24 - Issue 24

Eiki Expands with Viondis

by Bob Raikes

Eiki in Germany is starting to sell digital signage and DOOH systems from Viondis of Germany. Viondis supplies touch tables, kiosks and totems and allows Eiki to extend to direct view displays.

GFU Surveys German Consumers on TV

by Bob Raikes

The GFU in Germany has released the results of a couple of surveys of Germany consumers, covering their appreciation of marketing terms in TV and the plans for the change to DVB-T2. The first …

Tags:Germany| GFU| Large Display Monitor| Market Data| Vol 24 - Issue 23

German Court Upholds Injunction Against Everlight

by Yvette Raikes

Nichia and Everlight have a history of disputes over patents going back five years. In Germany, the Düsseldorf District Court found in favour of Nichia (Nichia Wins Injunction Against Everlight in Germany) in November …

Insight TV’s HD Channels Now Available on Freenet TV

by Alan Spencer

The German DVB-T2 HD platform launched as freenet TV, now has access to Insight TV’s adventure travel and extreme sports channels. The distribution deal sees Insight TV’s HD channel distributed on the HbbTV-compatible service, …

Tags:Germany| HbbTV| Large Display Monitor| Terrestrial (DTT)| Vol 24 - Issue 22

G+B Adds Fine Pitch LED Modules

by Yvette Raikes

German AV company Gahrens + Batterman has added high resolution LED modules from Chinese manufacturer InfiLED to its rental portfolio. The s1.8 has a pixel pitch of 1.8mm, giving a density of 302,311 pixels …

Tags:Germany| Large Display Monitor| Rental and Staging| Small Pixel Pitch LED SPP| Vol 24 - Issue 22

LG to Tour Germany with its Wallpaper OLED TV

by Alan Spencer

LG Electronics is launching a nationwide campaign in Germany for its wallpaper OLED TV W7. The tour will visit Hamburg, Munich, Frankfurt and Berlin, each on one of the four Saturdays in June. The …

Germans Buy More UltraHD TVs

by Yvette Raikes

Among those in Germany who do not yet own an UltraHD TV, 28% plan to buy one in the near future. according to a study conducted by GfK on behalf of the Deutsche TV-Plattform. …

Photokina To Go Annual – Moves to May

by Bob Raikes

Photokina has bowed to the inevitable and moved to an annual cycle. It will move away from its traditional September timing to May. The 2018 show will be shorter, although that one will still …

Consumer IT Market Down in Germany, but Overall Up

by Bob Raikes

The GfU in Germany has published its latest Hemix (home electronics) index, an extension of the previous Cemix index to now include electrical appliances and small appliances. I the first quarter of 2017, business …

Insurance Campaign Exploits Viewer Movement

by Yvette Raikes

Startup insurance company, Haftpflicht Helden, has engaged WallDecaux, part of JCDecaux, to provide a DOOH campaign promoting its services in Berlin, designed by Publicis Pixelparks. The displays have been fitted with a sensor, so …

Tags:DOOH| Germany| Large Display Monitor| Vol 24 - Issue 19

Campaign Boosts C & A Store Visitors by 15%

by Bob Raikes

Invidis has reported that a recent campaign of advertising and digital marketing helped C&A in Germany to attract an average of 15% more visitors to their stores, with some stores 25% up and the …

Tags:DOOH| Germany| Large Display Monitor| Retail| Vol 24 - Issue 19