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The article presents research on the efficiency and development of digital signage in London, England. It aims to prove that this technology attracts more attention and holds longer than the traditional posters. Study reveals that digital signage really works and increases sales. It points out that getting information is not as easy as with the poster market. It suggests to audio-visual companies to keep changing their advertisements.

Focuses on the systems upgrade at the Ministry of Sound, one of the leading clubs in London, England. Details on the upgrades; Comments from Nodd McDonagh, general manager of the club; Reasons for the upgrade.

Reports that Ocean Colour Scene, a music band in Wales, used the Wavefront 8 Compact system during its performance at the Royal Albert Hall in London, England. Band's previous use of Martin F2; Details on the band's performance; What the system comprises.

Reports that pro audio exhibition season got started with the `Live! Show' which was held at The Roundhouse in North London. What was displayed at the exhibition; Launching of BSS' Omnidrive Compact (FDS-355); Names of distributors who attended.

Reports that Club Colosseum of London, has installed a sound system. What the installation signified; Who installed the amplifiers; Comments from Peter Kenny of LTP Limited.

Reports on the reopening of the Lyceum, one of London's most historic theatres after a large refurbishment. The use of radio microphones during productions; The system used during Andrew Lloyd Webber's `Jesus Christ Superstar.'

States that the London FM radio license was contested by several applicants. Information on London FM's broadcast band; Names of stations interested in moving from AM to FM bands; Contact information.

Presents information on the techniques used to record the `Masters of Music' concert in Hyde Park, London, England, in the summer of 1996. Information on the companies contracted to record concert; Equipment used to record concert; How show was mixed into Dolby Surround Sound.

Reports on the opening the first central London satellite broadcasting teleport by NTL. Aim of providing cost-effective, convenient uplink facilities for production facilities in the middle of the capital; Service offerings of the facility.

Reports that the University of Westminster has opened recording and rehearsal facilities at its Harrow campus. Composition of the complex; Studio manager Alan Fish as the designer.

Reports on the official opening of Westminster University's new Harrow, Middlesex campus last December 6, 1995. Cost of constructing the new campus; Panasonic Broadcast Europe as equipment supplier.

The article focuses on the debate on the required spectrum for the programme makers and special events (PMSE) sector in London, England. Pressure groups such as Save Our Sound UK and the British Entertainment Industry Radio Group (BEIRG) argue that the reallocation of analogue television (tv) spectrum will affect live production by reducing the number of frequencies for wireless microphones. It discusses the EN54 regulations for audio and audio and video bridging (AVB) standards.

The article features Lexi Cinema as a venue for corporate events which comes in the form of an art-house cinema in London, England. It tackles the management's decision of going digital as a strategy to provide a platform for the work of local people and maximize profits. It explores the design and installation of the sound system, the projectors used and the interior design of the cinema.

The article discusses the potential increase in activity for outside broadcasting (OB) industry in Europe for 2012. It relates that important events for the year include the London Olympics and Paralympics, the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth and the European football championships. It presents the insights of several experts in the industry including Richard Yeowart, Barry Johnstone and James Clement regarding their preparations for the big events in 2012.