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DSA Announces Winners of the 2012 Crown Awards

Two_West-1112The Digital Screenmedia Association (DSA) has announced the winners for the DSA Crown Awards, which recognizes excellence in digital out-of-home content.

The DSA Crown Awards ceremony was held aboard the Duchess Yacht, which cruised around Manhattan, New York on Nov. 7 following the first day of Customer Engagement Technology World.

The categories for the content awards were Point of Sale, which is all about content on screens in store catering to the shopper; Point of Transit, which is all about reaching people are on the go, such as at airports and with digital billboards; and Point of Wait, for places where people have dwell time such as banks, elevators, and doctor’s offices. New sub categories based on budget were introduced this year.

The winners are:

Category — Point of Sale (content budget of $10,000 or more)

Category — Point of Sale (content budget less than $10,000)

Category — Point of Wait (content budget of $10,000 or more)

Category — Point of Wait (content budget less than $10,000)

Category — Point of Transit (content budget of $10,000 or more)

Judges for the DSA Crown Awards included Michael Chase of St. Joseph Content, Paul Flanigan of Pro-Motion Technology Group, Pat Hellberg of The Preset Group, Jim Kealy of 2hemispheres, Keith Kelsen of 5th Screen and Anne White of HypeHouse.

Each of the entries were scored independently by the judges, who took the following into consideration:

After all the judges submitted their scores, the scores are tallied and the highest average score in each category were chosen as winners. Judges who had entries in the competition recused themselves from judging their entry.

“The spectacular thing about this year’s awards were the amount of entries featuring interactive engagement,” said Keith Kelsen, judge and co-host. “Looking at this year’s gold winners shows that interactive content is a significant trend for the industry. For retailers, interactive engagement helps make their stores a digital destination.”

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