Ocean Outdoor, Landsec share the Chubby Hearts London love

In Digital OOH By M4G Bureau - February 16, 2018

Ocean Outdoor is supporting the campaign across four of its full motion London screens including Leicester Square and both Westfield shopping centres. And the Chubby Hearts took over Landsec’s Piccadilly Lights for a 40 second slot on Valentine’s Day

Iconic feature-rich Piccadilly Lights glowing bright

In Digital OOH By M4G Bureau - October 30, 2017

Landsec, the owner of Piccadilly Lights, has replaced the original patchwork of screens with a single state-of-the-art 4K LED digital screen and live technology hub, which allows the screen to react to certain external factors

2,000 sq.ft Piccadilly Circus billboard programmed to flash ads as per audience profile

In Digital OOH By M4G Bureau - October 20, 2017

Built-in cameras will analyse approaching vehicles—make, model and colour—and serve pre-programmed ads aimed at the person it presumes is behind a particular kind of wheel.

Installation of new Picadilly Lights curved LED display media complete

In Digital OOH By M4G Bureau - August 21, 2017

A number of testing, connections and other service functions will take place before the fully-operational display is revealed

Piccadilly Circus billboards go dark for 1st time in many years

In Digital OOH By VJ Media Bureau - January 17, 2017

The large illuminated advertising screens currently on the façade of Piccadilly Circus will be replaced by a single huge ultra-high definition curved LED display. The work is expected to be completed by autumn 2017

UK's Ocean unveils Piccadilly Lights Transformation

In Digital OOH By VJ Media Bureau - December 12, 2016

Coca-Cola, which has been present at the location since 1954, and fellow incumbent Samsung, have confirmed their long standing commitments to the new Lights.

One giant screen to replace London's Piccadilly Circus billboards

In Digital OOH By VJ Media Bureau - October 17, 2016

Some of the world's biggest brands are expected to be vying for the chance to advertise in the single spot to a pick of the 70 million pedestrians that pass the board, with another 30 million driving past.