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OOH the only traditional medium to grow in 2018, says MAGNA report
In Research By M4G Bureau - December 07, 2018
The MAGNA report on global advertising market trends says that DOOH NAR grew by +16% this year to reach $5.7 billion
Chandigarh MC to frame policy for unipole
In OOH News By M4G Bureau - December 06, 2018
The draft will be presented to the general house of the Corporation this month
Group M report ranks India as 3rd largest contributor in advertising
In Research By M4G Bureau - December 05, 2018
Cinema & outdoor to continue to grow in the country as technology adoption improves ad visibility
OOH will contribute $2.52bn to overall ad-pie in 2018-2021
In Research By M4G Bureau - December 04, 2018
India, part of Fast-track Asia, will be the 3rd contributing country followed by US & China in the global advertising expenditure
‘OOH enhances the visual appeal of the city landscape’
In Viewpoints By Shradha Mishra - November 27, 2018
Suhas Shinde, Deputy Commissioner, Nashik Municipal Corporation shares his views on how OOH advertising can play a key role in the city’s development
Alakh Advertising & Publicity bags branding contract for Mumbai’s Suburban Western Rys
In OOH News By Bhawana Anand - November 26, 2018
The company has won two long-term contracts for train wrap and branding in the station ticketing area
A sneak peek of ‘Mirzapur’ on OOH
In Campaigns By M4G Bureau - November 26, 2018
Amazon Prime Video creates an OOH buzz across 10 major cities to promote the new web series
Pepsi uncorks blind taste test in Netherlands
In Campaigns By M4G Bureau - November 16, 2018
The brand encouraged people to take a blind taste test comparing Coke and Pepsi and then retargeted them through programmatic DOOH advertising
UK’s Open Outdoor Media secures £1m funding
In OOH News By M4G Bureau - November 16, 2018
The funding will help the firm to secure additional advertising sites
Lucknow Nagar Nigam brings down roadside media
In OOH News By Bhawana Anand - November 13, 2018
The Nagar Nigam’s action is being attributed to the fact that the body no long enjoys the right to directly raise taxes from the advertising industry