How Independent Billboard Operators Can Succeed with DOOH

Rob Côté | April 9th, 2019

As of 2016, Billboard Insider estimated that there were as many as 1,000 independent billboard operators in the United States, and many thousands more exist around the world. These networks may only represent a handful of faces or displays

Tech Talks: The Next Big OOH Trend

Nicole Randall | March 25th, 2019

Integrity First: Remembering OOH Legend Karl Eller

Nancy Fletcher | March 12th, 2019

As media, sports, and academia honor the memory of the legendary Karl Eller (1928-2019), his many admirers recall the traits that guided him and inspired others. I knew Karl 40 years. He was positive, even when

7 Ways to Create Billboards that Spark Joy

Mike McGraw | February 27th, 2019

Having worked in the OOH industry for over 20 years, many of them spent right in the heart of Times Square, I have seen it all. Experiential events, augmented reality, 3D props that move and steam,

Creative Circle: Changing A Client’s Creative

Stephen Freitas | February 25th, 2019

Why OOH Is the Most Trusted Influencer

Carly Zipp | February 21st, 2019

A recent survey found that 52percent of Millennials said that they trust social media influencers less these days. However, at the same time, 58 percent of Millennials also noted that they prefer ads from their favorite social media influencers. So,

I’ve Seen the Enemy and He is US

Pat O'Donnell | February 15th, 2019

This week – from Boise – I’ve been reminded why our industry can earn a poor image in the eyes communities, regulators, and yes, even advertisers. Just because you can do something doesn’t mean you should.

Year of the Woman: In Congress, In Hollywood and In OOH

Briana Draguca | January 31st, 2019

“We’ve agreed that we have the power to change this business we love until it looks more like the industry we want to lead.” — Times Up Advertising On January 3 the 116th Congress convened and, for the first

It’s the Creative, Stupid!

Rocky Sisson | January 23rd, 2019

One of the great presidential campaigns of all time was for President Bill Clinton’s first term. He had a sign hanging in the campaign’s “war room” that said It’s the economy, stupid! Regardless of the question,