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Re: Geo-Targeted Advertising
by Aaron Rubin on Sunday December 30, @11:52PM
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I can't wait for aisle-sensing shopping carts.
Aaron! To your left is Diet Pepsi w/ Lemon. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE buy some.
And stop drinking that Adrenaline Rush shite, it's bad for you.
Thank you for shopping at Pathmark Hackensack. Have a good day.
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Aaron Rubin
I want a free link!
KarateDepot.com
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Consuuuuuuuume
by Todd Malicoat on Wednesday July 17, @02:00AM
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I'm kinda looking forward to holographic ads....so you can actually SEE what it is you need to consume so badly.
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Re: Consuuuuuuuume
by Todd Malicoat on Wednesday July 17, @02:02AM
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oops....forgot my mandatory website plug...
http://www.meta4creations.com
A community for the web-minded
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Re: Geo-Targeted Advertising
by Chad Blake on Sunday October 17, @03:35PM
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I am wondering if these signs and computers are for sale or the whole system to be done in Canada?
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Adapt Media has introduced to New York City what may very well be the future of advertising. Currently, 50 taxi-cabs in New York City have Adapt Media displays attached to their roofs. Each display has a computer with its own ad server, a GPS device, and wireless web technologies to enable electronic taxi-top billboards to receive and display messages based on the exact time and the cab's exact location. If Macy's wants to run a sale only during lunch time, they can announce it on every taxi cab within a two block radius between the hours of 11 AM and 1 PM. Within hours of the September 11 terrorists attacks on the World Trade Center, Adapt Media's billboards ran ads soliciting blood and displaying the nearest blood donation centers. Taxi-cabs may be the future of location-sensitive advertising. Who would have thought?