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Vital Signs Erects Digital Billboard in Okla. City

Oklahoma City has a new digital billboard, located on Highway 74 near the intersection with Northwest Expressway.

The Vital Signs billboard was created by Watchfire Digital Outdoor, the digital billboard division of Time-O-Matic Inc.

According to the company, Watchfire Digital Outdoor produces the industry’s only 19mm pixel pitch billboard, which features 10 percent more pixels per square foot than others in the industry. Watchfire also provides a web cam for real-time monitoring of billboards, automatic diagnostic monitoring via email and log files for proof of performance.

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Even Wealthy Cut Spending as Inflation, Housing Concerns Intensify

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