McDonald’s pilots ads on drive-thru digital menu boards

Inside Radio reports McDonald’s has begun piloting a McDonald’s Media Network at 450 company-owned U.S. restaurants, letting outside brands buy digital menu boards, kiosks and app placements, including post-order drive-thru screens while customers wait.

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