COMPANY

Intersection

Intersection is a digital out‑of‑home media networks and platforms for cities and transit.

Intersection operates in the Unclassified segment.

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Founded
2015
Headquarters
470 Park Ave South, 10th Floor, New York, NY 10016, USA
Core Segment
Unclassified
Company Size
201–500
Official Links
Website
Verified
2026-03-12

Intersection: About

Intersection operates as an out‑of‑home media and infrastructure operator. It designs, deploys and manages digital kiosks, displays and communication platforms in public spaces such as streets, transit systems, airports and mixed‑use destinations. These deployments provide connectivity and information services (for example public Wi‑Fi, transit information and wayfinding) for citizens and riders, and functioning as digital advertising inventory for brands.

Commercially, Intersection typically enters long‑term agreements with cities and transit authorities where it funds or arranges funding for hardware and software in exchange for advertising rights and revenue‑sharing arrangements. It then monetises the media inventory through direct sales to advertisers and agencies, programmatic demand, and self‑service buying tools for smaller businesses. The company supplements this core with creative production, campaign management, data and analytics services that increase the effectiveness and value of its media networks for advertisers and partners.

Intersection: Market Position

Intersection is a United States-based out-of-home media company formed in 2015 through the merger of Titan, a municipal out-of-home advertising firm, and Control Group, a technology and design consultancy. It develops and operates street-level and transit‑based digital display networks in partnership with cities, transit authorities and venue operators, including large deployments such as the LinkNYC public Wi‑Fi and kiosk network.

The company generates revenue by selling digital out‑of‑home advertising across its owned and operated screens and kiosks, via direct and programmatic media sales and self‑service ad portals. Public‑space partners gain funded hardware, software and communications infrastructure, which is subsidised by advertising income often under concession or revenue‑share agreements. Advertisers and agencies buy inventory and related creative and measurement services, while public authorities and venue operators consume the underlying communications and management platforms.

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