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Out There: Sidetrack Goes Digital in L.A.

Sidetrack Technologies, one of two companies specializing in animated ads in subway tunnels, went digital in the Los Angeles County Metro on May 13.

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Reactrix, CC Airports Cut New Pact

The multi-year deal to place Reactrix's STEPscape systems in potentially more than 200 U.S. airports follows the 6-year-old Redwood, Calif., company's recent agreement with movie theater advertising leader National CineMedia.

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Titan Wins CTA Account

Out-of-home transit specialist Titan Worldwide announced late Friday (April 14) it had won the digital advertising contract for the Chicago Transit Authority, the second largest public transit system in the U.S.

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Profile: Don Allman, President and CEO, Titan Worldwide

Don Allman joined Titan Worldwide in 2002, a year after it was founded by William Apfelbaum, the former head of TDI (now part of CBS Outdoor). At the time, Titan had 12 staffers in New York managing seven billboards and ads on 300 phone booths. Just five years later, the company claims it’s the fourth largest OOH company in the U.S., and the fifth largest globally, with 20 offices and 800 employees.

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ABC Showrunners Address Key Issues

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Heads of Desperate Housewives, Grey's Anatomy, Lost, Ugly Betty, Brothers & Sisters, Dirty Sexy Money and Eli Stone address the TCA.

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Mr. TV 7/14

Mr. Hollywood

Although there is still no definitive answer on whether or not the actors will strike, at this point it is too late to cancel the Press Tour. But noticeably different this year will be fewer newer series panels (only 17 shows are launching this fall versus 29 last year).

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