K’s Media, a provider of premium brand advertising to targeted high-end audiences through an innovative media platform, recently announced that the company has developed the first and only dynamic media advertising program to be broadcast throughout golf courses in China. The strategically placed media screens will feature revolving broadcasts up to 60 times per day to effectively strengthen brand recognition.

Founded in 2007, K’s Media’s media platforms are installed in karaoke clubs, business entertainment centers and golf clubs throughout China. According to the Washington Post, China is emerging as a new hotbed of golf enthusiasts due to its growing middle class made up of successful small- and medium-size business owners and government officials. Since 2008, K’s Media has successfully attracted high-profile clients, including Motorola, Aston Martin, Acura, Remy Martin, Glashutte, Evian and Budweiser.

“Today China boast more than 200 world-class golf courses and current golfing enthusiasts of almost 4 million are

Sector 10 Inc. is a company which is reshaping the emergency response industry. It is the only emergency response systems company that is so strongly emphasizing using onsite pre-deployed resources as a way to reduce liability, avert injuries and save lives.

One of Sector 10’s primary products is the stationary response unit. This stationary response center contains the essential equipment needed for disasters and crisis situations. Some of the company’s stationary response unit features include: chemical and biological masks, iodine tablets, eye wash system, first aid supply packs, cameras, computer and communication features.

Sector 10 is integrating a new media platform with its SRU (standard response unit) product line called SRU-Media. These units provide all the pre-deployed resources found in the company’s SRU, while offering something else. This something else is the ability to display various types of advertising, search results, corporate

According to a survey, the main revenue source for media companies, such as newspapers, broadcasters, television, etc., are not derived directly from their media products and services, but from advertising on their media platform. In fact, newspapers have been able to increase their earnings by taking advantage of rising advertising revenue; even though they have reduced their newsprint prices.

Exchange Media’s mobile platform allows users to watch the ads on a private mobile screen while offering advertisers personal, user-exposure totaling almost 15 hours a day x 7 days a week. In contrast, TV/Radio exposure averages 3-5 hours. With more than four out of five U.S. adults owning a mobile phone and two-thirds of mobile phone owners agreeing that their phone is very personal to them, there’s a large, under-capitalized source of revenue waiting to be tapped.

The internet industry has found its advertising revenue model in this new digital mobile

More good news for digital media advertising company Destination Television Incorporated (DSTV.OB) today as a month long research study from Australia publishes its results. The study, which combines work by Galaxy Research and Sigma audited point-of-sale data, compared two products (Hydralyte and Blackmores Women’s Vitality) in four pharmacies year-on-year, month-on-month and like-for-like stores. The difference was that two of the pharmacies were outfitted with digital media advertising screens and the other two were not.

The research shows a sales increase of up to 20 percent against comparable stores who do not display the digital media advertising. The study was conducted with as few variables as possible and no additional point-of-sale promotions or catalogs were placed in the pharmacies for the two products participating in the research. Jon Marshall, the manager of an Australian media advertising firm, commented on the study by saying, “There is