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Ken Klein | March 29th, 2017
Political Speech on Billboards Long after the election, political speech continues to appear on billboards as highly visible public discourse. In Georgia, some constituents sought town hall meetings with US Senator David Perdue (R-GA). Dissatisfied with
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Candice Simons | March 28th, 2017
Marketing technology budgets are on the rise. In fact, marketers are on pace to outspend IT departments on technology initiatives in 2017. As budgets shift to focus on new technology initiatives, many marketers are making the
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Connie Garrido | February 15th, 2017
While slow to transition into the convergent world of digital and mobile, out of home (OOH) is finally catching up. Digital expansion in OOH is at an all-time high. In fact, Google estimates that more than
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Nancy Fletcher | January 10th, 2017
To showcase OOH’s creative impact, relevancy, and ability to work collaboratively and uniquely with mobile, the Outdoor Advertising Association of America (OAAA) has embarked on a fresh campaign to further strengthen and unite the industry. EYE
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Andy Sriubas | January 5th, 2017
In 897 AD, the cold corpse of Pope Formosus was put on trial for “transgressions” made during his life. The cadaver was convicted, de-cloaked, and thrown into the Tiber River. The period following the trial was
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Clive Punter | December 5th, 2016
Last week in New York City, the great and good in the US OOH advertising industry met at the Ad Club’s annual event, OOH: NOW. OOH is more relevant than ever and poised to meet brands’ demands
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Dan Levi | December 2nd, 2016
For the past several years, out of home advertising (OOH) has been a hotbed of innovation, embracing the rapidly changing demands of the digital age while continuing to delight consumers and broaden the medium’s appeal to
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Stephen Freitas | October 26th, 2016
One of my favorite annual events is the ANA Masters of Marketing conference. The speakers are best in class, drawing from the organization’s deep membership of Fortune 500 company chief marketing officers. Attending the conference is
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Erica Robertson | October 25th, 2016
OOH advertising often exists in high traffic corridors: along interstates, in major city centers, in bus shelters, and even on downtown building edifices. Thus, OOH structures make great assets for the wireless communications industry. Whether for
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Ken Klein | September 19th, 2016
The election will produce a new Congress, with new leaders and new members on key committees. Elections remind us of the last clause in the First Amendment — perhaps overshadowed by its protection of free speech
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