DUB - Digital Underground Berlin
The first comprehensive digital subway network in Germany.

“Digital Underground Berlin (DUB)” is the first comprehensive digital subway network in Germany. We have erected 75 digital screens at 25 stations. This means that all the important underground junctions in Germany’s largest public transport network will be equipped with digital CLPs in the near future.

A young, mobile and highly enthusiastic target group.

Reaching 1 million people per week – 5 million contacts!1

The target group on Berlin underground trains is young; they look after their homes and are well educated (index abitur 137), find advertisements (index 169) and social media (index 120) extremely attractive and use QR codes (index 166). They are also extremely open to product innovations (index 122).2

Flexible booking opportunities

Managing content tactically and dynamically

Digital Underground Berlin offers flexible and dynamic booking opportunities, whether this involves user-generated content or spots that refer to current events.

Digital flexibility:

  • Possible to make bookings per day or week
  • 1 – 6 slots/day can be booked.
  • Flexible spot lengths
  • Easy to replace content and spots
  • Can be individually combined with analogue underground networks

Technical information for DUB screens

  • Attract greater attention through the latest technology
  • 70 inch screens
  • Full HD
  • Brilliance: 600 candelas/m2
  • High-resolution moving images
  • Interaction with NFC, iBeacon and QR code

The network

25 stations with a total of 75 sites at stations and junctions used by many people.
    Underground station (underground lines)
  • Friedrichstraße (U6) - 14 DUB-screens
  • Alexanderplatz (U2/U5/U8) - 7 DUB-screens
  • Mehringdamm (U6/U7) - 6 DUB-screens
  • Wittenbergplatz (U1/U2/U3) - 4 DUB-screens
  • Berliner Straße (U9) - 3 DUB-screens
  • Zoologischer Garten (U2/U9) - 3 DUB-screens
  • Hermannplatz (U7/U8) - 3 DUB-screens
  • Stadtmitte (U2) - 2 DUB-screens
  • Gesundbrunnen (U8) - 2 DUB-screens
  • Walther-Schreiber-Platz (U9) - 2 DUB-screens
  • Warschauer Straße (U1) - 2 DUB-screens
  • Adenauer Platz (U7) - 2 DUB-screens
  • Rosenthaler Platz (U8) - 2 DUB-screens

  • Wilmersdorfer Straße (U7) - 2 DUB-screens
  • Fehrbelliner Platz (U3/U7) - 2 DUB-screens
  • Potsdamer Platz (U2) - 2 DUB-screens
  • Frankfurter Tor (U5) - 2 DUB-screens
  • Jungfernheide (U7) - 2 DUB-screens
  • Frankfurter Allee (U5) - 2 DUB-screens
  • Osloer Straße (U8/U9) - 2 DUB-screens
  • Oranienburger Tor (U6) - 2 DUB-screens
  • Tempelhof (Südring) (U6) - 2 DUB-screens
  • Leopoldplatz (U6) - 2 DUB-screens
  • Kurfürstendamm (U1) - 2 DUB-screens
  • Naturkundemuseum (U6) - 1 DUB-screens

Sources:

ma Plakat 2013 Update; 75 analogue sites at 23 of the 25 stations; advertising area: national; target group: 14+

² MDS, best for planning 2013 III; Bus- und Bahnfahrer in Berlin, at least on several days a week; Index: in comparison with the total population

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