CEDX

GPS Based Advertising

I saw this post, and said, I'm ahead of Google, how can that be?  Each Hampton Jitney is equipped with a Wi-RAN unit that provides internet access to passengers and collects GPS locations of each bus.  See our Google Map here.  The system knows where the bus is, and digital signage can use this to present a customized message to riders of that particular bus or the bus fleet.  It's not ads delivered via radio, but there's at least twenty five to fifty people on each bus on each run that will see your message, even if they're not using the internet component of our solution.

5 years on

Everybody has their story of the day, and around here, everybody knows at least one person that was lost.  I knew two.  Barbara Shaw, and Jack Murray.  Barbara and I worked for DEC at the same time, and Jack was the facilities manager for IBJ when we were consolidating offices there.
In New York at least, there's one of these pictures in almost every apartment, office, and boiler room.  They've become iconic, like the portraits of Jesus used to be in Catholic houses.  On Monday, one of my Wi-RAN units will be providing wi-fi in at the WTC for the media.  Wired bandwidth didn't get installed in time.  It brings back a lot of unpleasant memories and a review of the past five years.  I'm one of the lucky ones, I just lost my business, I'm still here.