McDonald’s tests third-party ads on menu boards

Campaign US reports that McDonald’s is trialing third-party ads on digital menu boards at select US restaurants, shown post-order on self-service and drive-thru screens, per Bloomberg, opening a potential new retail media revenue stream.

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