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The New York Public Library is visited and used annually by more than 15 million people. There are 1.86 million cardholders. The vast collections, impressive to begin with, continue to expand at the rate of approximately 10,000 items per week in dozens of languages.
The branch system has grown to include 87 libraries, with collections totaling 6.6 million items. In 1995, The New York Public Library celebrated the centennial of its founding. Exhibitions and public programs dramatized The New York Public Library's history and honored the freedom of ideas for which the Library has always stood.
The community information display screens are located in five hub libraries. The screens provide visitors with current information on events happening in the library, their communities as well as valuable information on nonprofit and city services that are beneficial to visitors and their families.
Your organization can reach a dynamic audience within the Bronx, Manhattan and Staten Island demographic.
To learn more, click HERE
The branch system has grown to include 87 libraries, with collections totaling 6.6 million items. In 1995, The New York Public Library celebrated the centennial of its founding. Exhibitions and public programs dramatized The New York Public Library's history and honored the freedom of ideas for which the Library has always stood.
The community information display screens are located in five hub libraries. The screens provide visitors with current information on events happening in the library, their communities as well as valuable information on nonprofit and city services that are beneficial to visitors and their families.
Your organization can reach a dynamic audience within the Bronx, Manhattan and Staten Island demographic.
To learn more, click HERE
Equipment Specifications
• Screens: 52” Sharp PN-525U, High definition LCD.
• Orientation: Horizontal.
• Resolution: 2-megapixel 1920 x 1080 resolution (true 16:9 aspect ratio).
• HDTV: Yes.
• Types of files accepted: The screens accommodate text documents. Please limit your text based message to 150 words. Please review our media kit section for details on appropriate formats for these screens.
• Amount of time the ad will be seen on the screen: The screens scroll through several categories of information. The first category highlights events for each library; the second category displays classes being offered and lastly the PSA messages. Each cycle take approximately 2 to 3 minutes and repeats throughout the day while the library is open to the public.
• Location of the screens: The screens are located at the main entrance of each library.
• Other details: Each PSA is adjusted to fit the entire screen in a horizontal format. We currently have 10 to 20 PSAs running throughout the course the day.
Below are a few examples of the messages that been highlighted on the screens.
• Orientation: Horizontal.
• Resolution: 2-megapixel 1920 x 1080 resolution (true 16:9 aspect ratio).
• HDTV: Yes.
• Types of files accepted: The screens accommodate text documents. Please limit your text based message to 150 words. Please review our media kit section for details on appropriate formats for these screens.
• Amount of time the ad will be seen on the screen: The screens scroll through several categories of information. The first category highlights events for each library; the second category displays classes being offered and lastly the PSA messages. Each cycle take approximately 2 to 3 minutes and repeats throughout the day while the library is open to the public.
• Location of the screens: The screens are located at the main entrance of each library.
• Other details: Each PSA is adjusted to fit the entire screen in a horizontal format. We currently have 10 to 20 PSAs running throughout the course the day.
Below are a few examples of the messages that been highlighted on the screens.
Channel 13's H1N1 'Swine Flu' Information Page advertised throughout our NYPL Network
Cribs for Kids Campaign by the Fund for Public Health in New York