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Digidelta supports FESPA Foundation’s South African school project
D Digidelta BIOND graphics
igidelta has used its BIOND Bio-Print Film P HT BF 90 White Matte film to produce a set of stunning wall graphics for classrooms at a primary school in South Africa. Each year, the FESPA Foundation mobilises its industry partners to contribute products, materials, and services in a sustainable manner. For its 2026 edition, the initiative took on the theme of the ‘Big Animal School’, and Digidelta’s role was to both design and produce educational wall graphics for Batau Primary School in South Africa. The classroom setting added additional
challenges for Digidelta as strict rules and regulations meant it was limited on what materials it could use.
Once Digidelta chose its material, the graphics were printed using the Mimaki UCJV330 print & cut UV LED inkjet printer, and Mimaki’s LUS170 inks. Armando Mota, CEO of Digidelta, added: “We created BIOND because we believe it is possible to make materials that are better for the environment and for the people who live alongside them. “When the FESPA Foundation came to us with this project, it felt like a direct expression of that belief. A bio-based
film, in a school, on walls that children will look at every day for years. That is the world we are trying to help build.”
PPDS brings MediaSuite TVs to Bellevue Syrene hotel P
PDS is proud to announce that its MediaSuite TVs has been chosen to deliver digital entertainment
at the five-star Bellevue Syrene hotel, based in Sorrento, Italy. Concluding extensive market research and in partnership with trusted local integration specialist, Meginet, a fleet of 70 4K UHD Philips MediaSuite TVs – ranging from 43in to 65in – were unanimously selected and installed inside all hotel rooms. The Philips MediaSuite TVs solution
offers a simple and intuitive user experience, with guests able to securely connect their smartphone or tablet to the TV using a unique QR code and instantly cast content from their
preferred streaming services. Philips MediaSuite TVs also provide the
Bellevue Syrene’s AV and IT teams with complete control over the hotel’s display network using PPDS’ CMND platform. Claudio Napolitano, general manager, Hotel Bellevue Syrene, said: “We always choose partners capable of providing valuable, reliable and cutting edge technologies. Enabling us to offer our guests a truly complete and memorable stay.” Vittorio Acampora, CEO for Meginet, added: “Our partnership with PPDS for Philips Professional Displays is a key factor that enables us to invest in joint strategies. “Providing us with a solution that
combines technological innovation with ease of use.”
Philips MediaSuite in the Bellevue Syrene hotel The All England Lawn Tennis Club and Ocean Outdoor present
The Wimbledon Experience The Wimbledon Experience at Battersea Power Station
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cean Outdoor has announced it has managed The Wimbledon Experience, as it made its return
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to London’s Battersea Power Station for The Championships, Wimbledon. Now in its third year, the official viewing zone was delivered in association with American Express, Official Partner of The Championships, and managed by Ocean Outdoor. Throughout the Wimbledon Fortnight, from Monday June 29 to Sunday July 12, fans watched the BBC broadcast live on a large-format 15m/sq screen, situated in Power Station Park next to the Grade II listed Power Station and River Thames. Brendan Dinen, head of marketing
at The All England Lawn Tennis Club, said: “We’re thrilled to collaborate with Ocean Outdoor once again to deliver a fan experience designed to captivate and inspire audiences while celebrating the very best of world-class tennis.”
Rachel Sutton, Ocean Outdoor director of brand partnerships, said: “We mark our ninth year working with The All England Club and the third year bringing The Wimbledon Experience to Battersea Power Station.
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