The California Department of Transportation has put a time limit on when political campaigns can be broadcast on billboards; Absen provided 1,000sq m of LED for the newly opened Istanbul Airport; Genevieve Lewis spoke to Neil Felton, chief executive officer of FESPA about the upcoming 2020 show; and one lucky player of video game Minecraft had the chance to have their own virtual map brought to life.
An OOH company will use its fleet of wrapped vehicles in the US 2020 election trail; the Outdoor Advertising Association of America has confirmed ten years of OOH growth; exciting things in store for the ISA UK, formerly known as the BSGA; and a university in Kwantlen, Canada has upgraded its campus signage to include the language of its local indigenous community.
The Piccadilly Lights was lit up in purple for a special cause; Leek Signs helped to transform London's Hyde Park into a festive winter wonderland; Paul Gately, business manager for UK and I for HP 3D printing discusses the benefits of adding 3D printing; and Mayfair's Claridge's hotel was transformed into an Italian Palazzo using wide-format print.
London schoolchildren take over the Piccadilly Lights with coding; BackLite Media has won a 12-year OOH Dubai deal; Lori Anderson, CEO of the International Sign Association discusses the importance of associations; and Belfast City Council is update its signage to be multilingual and accessible.
A US student has made almost £20,000 on t-shirt designs; Chicago's local mayor is calling for faster sign permit processing; Genevieve Lewis speaks to Ford Bowers, president and CEO of SGIA about the inaugural PRINTING United; and latest figures show spending on DOOH has increased by 17.2%.
Brexit billboards have been paused; cheeky charity LED neon alternatives from Zoella and bag & bones raise money for good causes; Epson discusses its soft signage solutions; and Hereford firm scares locals this Halloween.
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