VertigoXmedia Expands into Broadcast, Digital Signage

    VertigoXmedia has reorganized into two distinct business units. Former Executive Vice President of Sales Darin Crosby, now president of broadcast solutions, will head up the broadcasting unit. David Wilkins will lead the digital signage unit as president, while staying on as CEO of the Montreal, Quebec-based comp
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    VertigoXmedia has reorganized into two distinct business units.

    Former Executive Vice President of Sales Darin Crosby, now president of broadcast solutions, will head up the broadcasting unit. David Wilkins will lead the digital signage unit as president, while staying on as CEO of the Montreal, Quebec-based company.

    The company's Xmedia Suite, which automates the creation and management of data-driven graphics, is used by NBC, ABC, CNN, Time Warner Cable, ESPN, and CBC/Radio-Canada, among others.

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