Dei Colli Rolls in Season 2010 with Aap!Rails!
January 21st, 2010
Dei Colli, Italian shoe fabricator rolls in season 2010 with Aap!Rails, escalator handrail advertising!
Aap!Global Sweeten Campaigns In Greece
January 11th, 2010
Aap!Global products used by associated Greek Distributor Stockdale and Associates to bring out the best in Amita yogurt beverages Winter 2009 campaign.
Rail Candy
December 17th, 2009
Artinvent from Hungary brings the Milka holiday spirit to a mall in Budapest using Aap!Rails. Wishing you all Happy Holidays and Fantastic New Year!!!
What’s in the Public Eye & Empty?
November 12th, 2009
This billboard, and apparently Paris Hilton. Media5 takes a jab at heiress to sell OOH advertising space in New Zealand. Read more on how the company is used the pop culture icon, and her reaction at AdFreak.
Flashy Ad in Slovenia
October 5th, 2009
Smells like a Back-to-School PSA
September 9th, 2009
Thankfully, this Milwaukee bus shelter ad isn’t really scratch-and-sniff — but it does draw you in to read their “messy” message on teen pregnancy. Read more about the ad on AdFreak.
Google Takes It to the Streets with Billboards
August 3rd, 2009
Is Google feeling the heat from Microsoft? The internet giant has launched the “Go Google” campaign to push its enterprise software, with billboards going up in Boston, Chicago, Manhattan, and San Francisco.
Read more about the OOH campaign at AdWeek.
No advertising medium will be left behind with Zoom Media & Marketing and VH1’s new interactive initiative. VH1’s program “The Great Debate” will feature a groundbreaking interactive initiative that will enable audience participation via TV broadcast; VH1; Facebook; Viacom’s massive “44 1/2″ HD screen in Times Square; and Zoom Media & Marketing`s exclusive network of digital out-of-home media locations. Read more from Monday’s press release here.
Behind the Masks of the Billboard Liberation Front
June 15th, 2009
You may never see the face behind the mask of any Billboard Liberation Front member, but the writers over at We Make Money, Not Art have blogged about something just as good: a masked presentation. Read more about the activities and secrecy of the BLF, and how they affect media today.
Advertising Exec of the 1960’s Critiques the Billboard
June 9th, 2009
“What a billboard looks like has nothing to do with whether it ought to be there. Nor does the fact that it carries advertising have anything to do with it, either.”
Read more from BoingBoing’s post on Howard Gossage’s February 1960 Harpers essay, “How to Look at Billboards,” in which he critiques the aesthetics and relevancy of billboards.
