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IAB Australia and the Outdoor Media Association (OMA) will hold Powering DOOH conference in Sydney on August 18, 2026

The half-day conference will present technical and practical content as well as high-level and strategic planning sessions around programmatic OOH in Australia. From industry growth drivers and automation to ROI case studies and omnichannel amplification, the program brings together the platforms, publishers, agencies and brands shaping the next phase of DOOH. […]

iabaustralia.com.au · Promoted content
Tue, Aug 11 at 3:09 PM

Six industry executives discuss programmatic DOOH as part of omnichannel mix (The Drum)

Megan Bogatzki, head of programmatic, Zoom Media: “Programmatic’s ability to automate buying while applying specific targeting parameters has been one of the key growth drivers for omnichannel budgets into DOOH. By focusing on audience-first planning models, advertisers can keep momentum, achieving both scale and precision, rather than defaulting to screen or hyper location-based approaches. […]

thedrum.com · Promoted content
Tue, Aug 11 at 2:45 PM

Dallas may allow billboards in parks as the city looks to create new recurring revenue (Billboard Insider)

In most markets, parks and environmental interests are more often associated with billboard opposition than billboard development. the proposal also reflects a broader macro trend: government agencies are looking for new sources of capital. Advertising rights on public property can create recurring revenue without relying on taxes or debt. […]

billboardinsider.com
Tue, Aug 11 at 1:51 PM

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