Bizzo Media Digital Signage Lights up Salt Lake City.

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Nate

Aug 1 |00:03

This photo was snagged by Ben Beck waiting for the bus downtown Salt Lake earlier this week. The company has placed some rear projection digital signage in a vacant storefront. It’s a great use of space not being utilized. In addition, the signage sits where countless people are waiting for the bus, so it gets quite a few eyeballs.

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