Media Resources

Located in the e-zone of Yonge-Dundas Square, it is the tallest and largest LED screen in the square, facing Canada's busiest intersection. As the core media of Toronto's busiest crossroads, it allows brand messages to reach the largest audience in the shortest time.

Dundas Square, located in downtown Toronto, is as famous as Times Square in New York and is just a few steps away from the Eaton Centre. The Eaton Centre is a combination of a shopping mall and office buildings, and it is Toronto's busiest shopping center, surrounded by shops, tourist attractions, local communities, and commercial areas.

The screen located at Yonge-Dundas Square (YDS) is a gathering point at one of Canada's busiest intersections. The media tower is a four-sided beacon, serving both as a community resource and as a display surface for advertising. The tower has four screens.

Located at Yonge & Dundas Square, directly above the Eaton Centre, one of Canada's busiest shopping centers (with 56 million visitors annually), and at Ontario's busiest intersection, ensuring extremely high exposure.

Located above the Hard Rock Cafe in the bustling Dundas Square in downtown Toronto, Dundas Square in Toronto is on par with New York's Times Square, featuring numerous bars and nightclubs, with a large amount of foot traffic and customer flow of 146,200 people per day.

The screen installation, featuring five panels, is located at the Palacio de la Prensa in Madrid, in front of the busiest square in Spanish traffic, Plaza Callao, attracting a footfall of 113 million. It not only showcases commercial brands but also regularly exhibits local Madrid art and cultural activities, becoming a new medium for urban cultural expression.

Located at Madrid's MONCLOA station, which sits at the intersection of Calle Princesa and Paseo Moret, it is a main route to downtown Madrid via the A-6 and a landmark area with a large influx of tourists. Adjacent to Complutense University, it occupies a higher position with greater visibility.

Located at the entrance of Elíptica station, this is one of the main entrances from the A42 to Madrid, connecting Atocha, Madrid Río, Santa María de la Cabeza, and Embajadores. There are schools, sports facilities, bars and restaurants, and shops here, with a monthly impact reaching 2,634,796.