OOH News
Soumitra Bhattacharyya calls time at Madison OOH
By M4G Bureau - October 26, 2017
Soumitra Bhattacharyya had held the position since July 2014
Madras HC ruling on images on hoardings specific to electoral campaigns
By Bhawana Anand - October 26, 2017
The apex court has given orders to remove unauthorized hoardings and take strict against them
Agra OOH industry body elects Board members
By Bhawana Anand - October 26, 2017
Amit Khatri re-elected as President of Agra’s Outdoor Advertising Association, and Amerish Nath is once again VP
Madras High Court imposes blanket ban on hoardings, flex banners with images of living people
By M4G Bureau - October 25, 2017
The Court ruling was a strong step to root out the clutter of hoardings, flex banners and signboards that mark the cityscapes in the state
IOAA North India Chapter meeting in New Delhi on Oct 27
By M4G Bureau - October 25, 2017
The agenda includes election of a Chairman for the meeting, presentation of the objectives of the Chapter, discussion on the immediate tasks at hand for the Chapter, election of the Chapter President, Chapter Secretary and Chapter Treasurer, appointment of Committees
St+art India Foundation, Asian Paints give Mumbai’s Churchgate a makeover
By M4G Bureau - October 25, 2017
St+art Mumbai, India's International Street Art Festival, brings legendary Brazilian street artist Eduardo Kobra to Churchgate station to paint a mural of Mahatma Gandhi
Happy mcgarrybowen bags creative mandate of Wildcraft
By M4G Bureau - October 24, 2017
Shortly after winning the account, Happy mcgarrybowen released the AW ’17 campaign for Wildcraft
SDMC extends bid submission date for Smart Toilet tender
By M4G Bureau - October 24, 2017
Bid documents to be submitted latest by Nov 21
Tier I & II markets geared to drive OOH growth
By M4G Bureau - October 23, 2017
Rising consumerism in the non-metro markets augurs well for OOH advertising
Punjab outdoor advertising policy to be unveiled soon
By M4G Bureau - October 23, 2017
The state government is planning to increase ad tax revenues several fold; Minister Navjot Singh Sidhu expects that the city of Ludhiana alone will yield ad tax revenues of Rs 100 crore
