posters
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Advertisers
Amazon ‘Wheel of Time’ makes scary debut in London’s heart
First we had paper and paste billboards (remember Bill Stickers) then digital Out of Home (DOOH) now it’s anamorphic billboards,…
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Are all today’s ’48-shit’ posters really rubbish?
Paul Burke recently wrote a piece in Campaign called the rise of the 48-shit poster (he doesn’t like the new…
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New FEPE International research shows that outdoor rivals TV for trust and effectiveness
Not so long ago posters were the almost inevitable accompaniment to a big TV campaign and, in many cases, they…
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A message to the digital caliphate of Shoreditch: ‘content’ has been with us since the first cave paintings
The writer of this article is an experienced copywriter who wishes to remain anonymous lest he be branded a reactionary…
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Jeans is out of OOH agency rapport as IPG slashes costs
Who’d work for a holding company? It’s emerged today that Roy Jeans (left), CEO of Interpublic-owned OOH specialist rapport and…
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Giles Keeble: in the digital age can a poster be a Modern Classic? Yes – look at (invisible) Mercedes
Steve Martin once said that humour is complete understanding in a nano second and I always thought that was the…
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Roy Jeans of Rapport: how posters progressed from a static medium to a digital future
The out of home market has seen some radical changes as well as strong growth in recent years. Roy Jeans,…
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‘Clever’ media buyers get their just desserts in Imgur’s selection of poster and press howlers
When I was editor of a ‘proper’ magazine my heart used to sink when the ad manager would come along…
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