An LED display is a magical piece of technology, but it is only as good as the content it displays. After all, a display is ultimately designed to be a messenger; a tool to convey information, inspire emotions, and incite wonderment. What this white paper hopes to establish is a baseline of understanding of the role content plays in the life of an LED display.
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