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Businesses use digital signage to display advertising messages electronically. Operating from a computer terminal, the display combines live feeds, TV, streaming video and a limitless combination of graphics and animation. Digital signage can be tailored to the look and feel that best fits your branding and provide easy to digest, customer-friendly information that is displayed with cutting edge designs, colors and graphics. Digital signage displays provide the advertiser with complete control over the message at all times. More attention is garnered by alternating an ad with news and entertaining/informative video clips. Digital signage is now being used to impart information at airports and shopping malls that is both informative and promotional. Changing promotional information can be updated quickly and displayed at multiple local and remote locations. Split screens allow advertisers to transmit weather reports along side coming attractions. Large complexes such as hospitals and train stations can signal hall closings and train arrivals on digital signs. Commercial buildings can welcome and direct visitors. Digital signs work efficiently in hotels to announce meetings and conferences and to deliver emergency instructions in any setting. |

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