Social media feeds
Let your organisation's posts appear in the lobby, the cafeteria and the shop window too. Approved social media feeds can be built for your installation, and we decide with you which accounts to show.
Why sites want a social feed
Organisations publish regularly on social media: event photos, product launches, announcements, news from staff. Showing that content on screens keeps them fresh without preparing separate material, and introduces your accounts to visitors. Trade fair stands, campuses, hotels and shops ask for a social media wall for this reason.
How it could work with MIA
MIA already plays YouTube videos and playlists, an RSS news ticker and web pages as content. A social media feed that reads new posts from the accounts you choose, on the server side, can be built for your installation. Posts could first land in an approval list in the panel, and only the ones you approve would reach the screens. That way an unwanted comment or a tagged post is never published without control. The feed could play in a zone of a program as cards or as full-screen slides, together with schedule rules. Which platforms can be connected depends on the access terms each platform offers, and these terms can change over time.
The look of the feed could be designed to match your organisation's colours and ready designs, showing each post's image, text and date together. Long texts could be shortened to a length people can read from a screen.
What we need to know to scope it
- Which platforms and which accounts
- Only your own posts, or a hashtag as well
- Who gives approval
- The screens and layout for the feed
With this we would suggest starting with one account and one screen. Scope, timing and price are agreed for each project.
Online content you can play today
Widget library
10 widget kinds, including YouTube videos and playlists, an RSS news ticker and scrolling text.
Web pages, HTML and YouTube
Show a web page or your own HTML content in a zone of a program.
Calendar and time rules
Content changes by itself with date ranges, daily time windows and weekday rules; when a campaign ends, its content leaves.
Let us talk about your social accounts
Tell us which platforms and screens you have in mind, and we will define the scope of the feed with you.