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International Business Systems Expands Digital Signage at Las Vegas World Market 

Digital signage provider International Business Systems has installed a large-scale 3M Digital Signage network in the Las Vegas World Market’s new 16-story furniture mart using Magenta Research MultiView technology ...

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Picture This:
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I've been attending the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) for a dozen years now, and have seen everything from vacuum cleaners to bread makers. Most...

Focus On Corporate AV: AV Powerhouse 

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Consumer/Corporate Divide Hard to Find at CES 

By John McKeon

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