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OWEXX Outdoor Screen Network Brings New Advertising Options to Panevėžys
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OWEXX Outdoor Screen Network Brings New Advertising Options to Panevėžys

From Delfi · () Lithuanian

Translated from Lithuanian and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

At a glance

Press release Sources not specified New plan
  • OWEXX says outdoor digital advertising can help businesses attract attention amid the volume of daily information and advertising.
  • Its Panevėžys network includes a two-sided curved LED screen at the intersection of Klaipėdos and Vakarinė streets.
  • The screen faces the RYO and Molas shopping and leisure centers and can display advertising across a 240-degree viewing angle.

OWEXX is presenting outdoor screens as a way for advertisers to remain visible in a city crowded with news, social media posts and commercial messages.

The company says outdoor advertising remains one of the more favorably viewed advertising channels among both marketing professionals and consumers. It cites the 2025 Kantar Media Reactions study, which placed digital out-of-home advertising first among marketing professionals and outdoor advertising among the five most favorably viewed channels.

OWEXX operates a network of outdoor LED screens in cities across the Baltic states. In Panevėžys, Lithuania’s fifth-largest city, it offers a two-sided curved screen at the intersection of Klaipėdos and Vakarinė streets. The company describes it as the first and only outdoor screen of its kind in Lithuania.

The installation consists of two LED screens facing opposite sides of a busy intersection, toward RYO and Klaipėdos Street. Advertising can appear across a 240-degree angle. The screen stands beside the RYO and Molas shopping and leisure centers, reaching shoppers, residents, visitors and people entering or leaving the city.

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Originally published by Delfi in Lithuanian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.

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