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In article , Roland Perry
writes In message , at 22:30:19 on Mon, 1 Nov 2010, Paul Corfield remarked: Cross (X) Track Projection. In that case I think my answer would be "yes I have seen the projectors, because they often get in the way of other signage - but I don't recall ever seeing whatever it is that they are projecting. Advertising on the underground is becoming more digital, and I've noticed a few stations with LCD screens on each side of the escalators. I have to say that I find them unwatchable as the images move before I can concentrate on them so I tend to look away. At least with the regular paper posters if one catches my eye as I pass, I may find another further up or down the escalator. Not all catch my eye. In all I don't think it's a positive development, at least for advertisers, as they're probably paying huge premiums to make and display electronic adverts that end up being largely ignored. I didn't understand what XTP was either. I try and ignore those too, when I see them. -- congokid Eating out in London? Read my tips... http://congokid.com |
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