Hot on the heels of news that their NY10 taxi cab network may not be as far along as originally suggested, Clear Channel Outdoor has indicated that they are deploying a digital signage network in the concourses of Chicago's O'Hare International Airport. According to this article in Media Buyer Planner, "the network will include 8 new LED units; each 6-foot-by-eight-foot sign will feature 10-second advertising spots running continuously."
Clear Channel notes that the airport will be able to deliver a desirable customer demographic to advertisers, and are especially excited about especially elite business travelers, who have, " high personal income, discretionary buying power and the greatest influence on business purchase decisions," according to the company.
Tags: NY10, Clear Channel Outdoor, out-of-home advertising
Friday, February 09, 2007
Clear Channel launching digital signage network in O'Hare
Posted by Bill Gerba at 10:26 AM
Labels: Clear Channel Outdoor, NY10, out-of-home advertising
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