In keeping with its announced strategy to build out more digital out-of-home properties, CBS Outdoor announced Tuesday the launch of a unique digital billboard on the corner of one of the busiest corners in Times Square. Dubbed the Cube, the18-panel sign covering 4,000 square feet resembles a Rubik’s Cube (or Borg ship, depending on your preference). It’s two faces at 42nd Street and 8th Avenue, each sport one full-motion LED screen surrounded by 8 light boxes, with multiple LED light zippers that continually redraw the Cube.
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Some things are important, many ironic, others outright frauds, and a few are just so very wrong. Occasionally the original technological goal and downstream results are in hilarious conflict.
Usually "the latest trends" go back fifty to one hundred years in their development and are only new to the uninformed. In most every case, the ancients have truly stolen our inventions!
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