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NO SIGN OF SLIM
The mysterious disappearance of Slim Dusty images from the construction site of the Slim Dusty Centre in the Macleay Valley has amused some Pacific Highway commuters. Portraits of the legendary country music singer have been disappearing off signage in a series of ‘souvenering’ raids by fans since it was posted by Lahey Constructions.
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Ads on the MOVE
AUSTRALIA'S outdoor advertising industry is tipped to get a bigger slice of the advertising dollar thanks to an audience-measurement system unveiled this week.
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Injecting new life into a discarded tarp
JAPAN - Acknowledging the wasteful element in outdoor advertising, Sony vowed to turn an old poster into something useful, even beautiful, that would make money and get people talking.
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Print and outdoor signs lead ad rebound
THE advertising market bounced back into growth last month, with a sharp recovery in print and outdoor signalling an end to the sharpest media downturn in more than 50 years.
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Measurement system to boost outdoor ads
THE launch of an outdoor audience measurement system, MOVE, in February could boost outdoor advertising by at least a share point next year, and double its size by 2014 as advertisers test if media budgets are working.
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MOVE to launch
The outdoor media industry’s new audience measurement system, MOVE (Measurement of Outdoor Visibility and Exposure), will be launched nationally in February 2010.
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Second skin for ugly construction zones
CONSTRUCTION sites in the city could soon become temporary canvases for giant artworks and images under a City of Sydney plan.
The council's draft hoardings and scaffolding policy - which is set to go on public display - would make building sites more aesthetically pleasing than at present.
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