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A travelling exhibition called Hope is starting life at the Olympic Museum in Lausanne before heading further afield to spread the message of the ‘Olympic dream’. It uses interactive media to strike up a dialogue with visitors, employing gesture recognition and touch technologies. Anna Mitchell reports. FULL STORY...
Philips and Accor have signed a deal that will see Philips supply the hotel operator with TVs for the next three years. FULL STORY...
When ISG fitted out modern and prestigious headquarters for Standard Bank in London it turned to UK integrator Asysco. Anna Mitchell explores the sprawling installation, which, due to the international nature of the bank's business, makes extensive use of videoconferencing equipment. FULL STORY...
A 3D advertising campaign to promote pensions giant Scottish Widows was unveiled at London’s St Pancras International station this week. The 30 second promotion, hosted by Balfour International Group, uses Phillips’ 3D Wow technology to display the company’s icon, a woman in a black cloak, on the central concourse opposite the Eurostar departures area. The campaign is set to remain at the station until September 28, 2009. FULL STORY...
Philips says it will “vigorously oppose” allegations from the EU that it was involved in a number of companies embroiled in LCD panel price-fixing. Alongside LG, Philips has announced it was sent a “statement of objections” by the European Commission’s competition regulators. The statement has been issued to a number of LCD manufacturers, according to the EC, although others remain unnamed. FULL STORY...
Last week we brought you “wallpaper TV”, this week it’s OLED windows. Apparently Philips Research is currently working on a 12cm invisible OLED panel that could provide images when switched on. The technology has the potential to create any view you want from any window; imagine a rolling countryside landscape from a city boardroom on the 15th floor. FULL STORY...
When Dutch premier league football club, FC Twente, wanted to double seating capacity at its Grolsch Veste Stadion it turned to Hecla to upgrade its sound system FULL STORY...
Many of the display and projection manufacturers at IBC had 3D displays of one sort or another on view for this year’s show. In the world of technological size comparison, 3D is the new HD. FULL STORY...
The Wide Media Group, a Norway based expert in digital media networks has completed the delivery of a stadium-wide digital signage, TV and video distribution system as well as a production studio, for Norwegian football club SK Brann. FULL STORY...