CBS Outdoor Expands Digital Transit Advertising Network
Miami's Metrorail System Now On-Board for Transit Display
NEW YORK, Oct. 3, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- CBS Outdoor announced the addition of Miami-Dade Transit's digital screen network to its Metrorail system media portfolio. Spanning 23 stations and featuring 94 screens, these new transit displays deliver messaging to over 1.75 million transit riders per month, including those using the Miami International Airport Station. CBS Outdoor recently launched digital transit advertising networks in New York's Penn Station and in Grand Central Terminal.
The ad displays are positioned on the train platforms, alongside "next train" information screens, which are magnets for riders' attention. The ad content accommodates both video and static digital messages and can include day-parting and messaging relevant to specific days of the week or audiences at select stations.
"The addition of Miami to our expanding digital rail offerings is tremendously exciting," said Phil Stimpson, EVP of CBS Outdoors Display Division. "Not only does it enhance the rider experience by providing important scheduling information, but it also provides an opportunity for advertisers to reach consumers who are on the move, and it provides a new revenue channel for the transit authority."
About CBS Outdoor
CBS Outdoor is one of the largest out-of-home media companies in the Americas and has a major presence throughout United States, Canada, Mexico and South America. With both traditional outdoor (billboard and transit display) advertising properties, and a network of digital media and mobile offerings, CBS Outdoor gives advertisers both breadth and depth of coverage across vast geographies, as well as immersive ways to connect with advertisers. For more information, visit www.cbsoutdoor.com.
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