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You should see the screens in the Toronto subway. About 90% of the screen area is used for ads and 10% for next train arrival time. Example here: https://dynam

You should see the screens in the Toronto subway. About 90% of the screen area is used for ads and 10% for next train arrival time. Example here: https://dynamicmedia.zuza.com/zz/m/original_/76103CB6-239C-4A13-BD36-234F00533838/met_TUFFfilmscreen_Gallery.jpg https://dynamicmedia.zuza.com/zz/m/original_/76103CB6-239C-4... Oh, and the screens were provided for "free" by a media company.

kossTKR 7y ago
We have those kinds of screens plastered all over public transport in Scandinavia too. We have an extensive public transport system especially with busses, but now there are up to 12 screens of inescapable news and advertisements with short blinks of actual info in each one. It's infuriating and reminds me of the dystopian scenarios in Verhoeven movies. I distinctly remember seeing the subway scene in total recall from 1990 and thinking, that's a bit extreme. But here we are lol - it's amazingly dark.