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EPISODE · Jan 29, 2025 · 36 MIN

Episode 0x07

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In this episode of The Changelog, Screenly’s official podcast, hosts Viktor Petersson and Daniel Mountcastle share exciting updates on Screenly’s newest features. They introduce: Screenly Anywhere: A hardware-agnostic approach to digital signage that lets you turn any browser or Smart TV into a Screenly-powered display. Screenly AlignCentral: A new solution for bridging remote, hybrid, and in-office communication, bringing company culture and messaging right where your teams are. Zapier Integration: Effortless, no-code automation that connects Screenly to thousands of apps. Browser Extension for Chrome & Firefox: Easily add content from your browser into Screenly, complete with cookie-based authentication. WordPress Plugin: A modernized plugin that converts WordPress pages and posts into signage-friendly layouts. These enhancements reduce the friction between having an idea and seeing it on your screen—whether that screen is in an office, a retail space, or an online dashboard. From corporate dashboards to HR reminders, Screenly’s updates make digital signage simpler, more powerful, and accessible to everyone. Like this episode if you found it helpful, subscribe for more digital signage insights, and let us know in the comments which new Screenly feature you’re most excited to try.

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