With the rise of place-based social media and new digital signage networks popping up everywhere, Jacob’s paper explains the complexities of real-time content display and the operational baggage that comes with it. For venues looking to integrate social media into their digital display network, it’s a must read.

Download the free full pdf version.

Dealing with F**K is the final installment of Stephen’s series of four white papers outlining best practices and new standards for the Digital Out of Home industry. This paper focuses on the multi-dimensional (and often tricky) concept of filtering and moderation on DOOH displays.

“Do you provide moderation?” is quite possibly the question we’re most often asked by clients, and it’s without a doubt one of the most contentious legal concepts in the industry. This paper shares some of the solutions we’ve found over the years.

As with the other three installments, we’re sponsoring exclusive release with the good folks over at DailyDOOH. Thanks, Adrian!

First, click on My Screens in the top righthand corner of wiffiti.com.
Next, go to the timeline view of the screen.

(Note: You can also find a link to the timeline in the top right of individual screen pages).

All web-submitted and mobile messages/photos will have a small blue “X” in the righthand side of their call-out box.

Go ahead… Click that.
Vamoooose!

Oh, the power.

A few notes:
1. Only web-submitted and mobile messages can be deleted. Twitter and flickr messages (if you choose to integrate tagged content) cannot be deleted by the user… so choose your tags wisely!
2. You can set your screen rating (G, R). Using wiffiti.com, messages can only be deleted after they are delivered to the screen.
3. Screen owners can delete messages on his/her screens ONLY. You cannot delete a message on a screen you did not create.
3. For advanced moderation options, contact us about our Self-Managed Apps Program.

We’ve had a lot of interest lately from Wiffiti users who are looking for advanced features, more customization, and professional moderation. So, in addition to personal responses (always feel free to contact us directly), I wanted to address some of those issues here as well. Keep an eye on the blog for user questions as they come in.

Most of the LocaModa Feature posts on this blog capture the work we’re doing for major agencies and brands, with massive displays and custom cross-channel integration work. But don’t be put off if you’re a nonprofit or smaller network looking to integrate our services! We’re currently running a Self-Managed Apps Program which offers a menu of advanced features catered to smaller organizations like schools and churches.

We’re also always open to feedback from smaller organizations that have found success using Wiffiti. We’re always adding new features to our roadmap based on your ideas, so keep them coming. For example, after hearing that you’d like a “reveal” feature to showcase the Wiffiti background images at timed intervals, we got to work on integrating this into our custom feature set. We’re also plugging away at a bundle of new options for custom photo display, coming soon to the advanced features list!