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Myeong-dong in Jung-gu Gets Brighter with Media Poles… Evolving into a Digital Street Combining Safety, Convenience and Fun
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- Jung-gu, Seoul, has installed 22 Media Poles and 2 Following Media units on Myeongdongjungang-gil and Myeong-dong 8na-gil, and began official operation from the 3rd of this month.
- The Media Poles feature digital screens, CCTV, emergency call buttons and public Wi-Fi, and the emergency call buttons are connected to the police station and the district office's smart control center.
- The project was carried out through donation to the public, with 5% of advertising revenue set aside as a public contribution, and 25% of advertising slots scheduled for public-interest content.
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