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Cumedin’s ArtPlayer.com Digital-Signage Service

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14 years ago

April 28, 2010

Susan Conner Signs of the Times April 2010 Issue

Cumedin (Aalborg, Denmark), a screen media company, has launched ArtPlayer.com, a plug-and-play, in-store TV and digital-signage service. It displays high-resolution fine-art images and allows users to create their own messages. In contrast to traditional, digital signage, which is designed for a retail environment that required attention-grabbing dynamic content, the art service is suitable for restaurants, office buildings and libraries. As well as displaying user-generated content, ArtPlayer helps brand organizations or venues.
ArtPlayer allows users to specify which collection of fine-art images they wish to display and alter image duration and background color. ArtPlayer-connected screens can be updated centrally through Internet-enabled PCs, and professional users can include their own logo and generate their own content.
www.artplayer.com

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