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Digital Issue
  • PAGE 24

    State of the Industry Report

    Sign Media Canada presents a summary of recent trends in the Canadian signmaking industry—and looks ahead to new developments in 2010.
  • PAGE 32

    LEDs in Signage: A Global Market Forecast

    Growth trends for the use of light-emitting diodes (LEDs) in signage remain positive, based on industry forecasts through 2013.
  • PAGE 40

    The Outlook for Inkjet Technology

    Inkjet and other digital technologies are continuing to grow today, while analogue technologies contract.
  • PAGE 46

    High-volume Digital Production and Workflow Automation

    Wide-format printing is reaching a tipping point, with digital technology setting the direction for the industry.
  • PAGE 52

    Introducing Screenprinting to Production

    Embracing digital imaging has not meant the end of screenprinting, as ‘dual print' shops continue to thrive.
  • PAGE 56

    Digital Signage: Finding Success in Retail Environments

    Many retailers have experimented with digital signs, but beginning with an effective strategy is key to success.
  • PAGE 62

    Digital Signage: Building Venue Networks

    The Internet is helping reinvent digital signage, enabling a new approach through the process of networking venues.
  • PAGE 67

    Sign Media Canada 2010 Buyers' Guide

    In an easy-to-navigate format, the annual Sign Media Canada Buyers' Guide is an essential industry resource for signmakers looking to source the latest products and services.


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Digital signage Surfaces in mobile phone stores
Canada's newest wireless telecommunications carrier, Wind Mobile, is showcasing Microsoft's Surface interactive digital signage as a core feature in most of its stores.
 
Halifax reviews sign bylaw
The Halifax Regional Municipality (HRM) is now reviewing its four-year-old bylaw for temporary signage, with the potential to tighten the enforcement of its existing licensing requirements.
 
SGIA launches sustainability recognition program
The Specialty Graphic Imaging Association (SGIA) is encouraging member companies in Canada and elsewhere that are following its four-step sustainability action plan to apply for the newly launched Sustainability Recognition Award.
 
Architects design iPad wall
Apple's new iPad touch-screen device, launched to much fanfare on January 27, could provide the basis for interactive video walls for building interiors, according to one architectural firm.
 
Mosaic mural breaks record with Rubik's Cubes
Toronto-based Cube Works recently depicted Leonardo da Vinci's famous mural The Last Supper with a giant mosaic of Rubik's Cubes, setting a Guinness World Record in the process.