16 mai 2008

Bad news for the Digital Signage Market in France

Update may, 16 th :
> more information from Ooh-TV
> Digital Signage network failures strike Europe (link to)

Two of the main DS operators have been placed under the protection of the court (Chapter 11) facing financial troubles. One is Novax, the first supplyer of drugstores in France; the second is Cyber Vitrine, which bought Jidea two years ago. Judgements of courts for both companies are officials since last april.

Those news, concomitants the same month, get a reputation as a bird of ill omen for the digital signage market in France.

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Bad news for the Digital Signage Market in France : New Medias, New Frontiers

Digital signage not doing well in France? As per his blog post, this guy sure thinks so. Even though two network operators shut down in the same month, it may be a little hasty to think its the end of digital signage in France.

Trackback par : digitalsignagecorner.com | 19 mai 2008

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The end ? No ! A complicated business, yes for sure !

Ecrit par : Joseph | 19 mai 2008

Both gone - our take http://www.dailydooh.com/archives/1873

Ecrit par : DailyDOOH | 20 mai 2008

Seems that Dycom, another french company in pharmacy's digital signage, has financial problems, do you have any news about it ?

Ecrit par : Digiguy | 03 juin 2008

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