TTC OneStop video panels: A failure to communicate

A sophomore venture called OneStop somehow persuaded the TTC to let them install ‘information’ panels in subway stations. They are mere conduits for blinking, flashing, distracting advertisements.

There is a claim that the panels can be used for emergency notification, a claim these photographs demolish

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items are from between 09 Dec 2007 & 27 Feb 2008.

But hey, they’ll go widescreen for MasterCard no problem by joeclark

Oh, there’s a ‘working fire’ by joeclark

You need the CP24 advertorial to tell you there’s a huge fire downtown by joeclark

Only the CP24 advertorial tells you streetcars are diverted by joeclark

OneStop blue screen of death (2) by joeclark

OneStop blue screen of death (1) by joeclark

OneStop barely tells you the subway is broken by joeclark

Next-bus-display prototype (3) by joeclark

Closeup of ad panel (can be replaced for another advertiser’s) by joeclark

Next-bus-display prototype (2) by joeclark

Next-bus-display prototype (1) by joeclark

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