Varghese Thomas elected President of KAIA

In OOH News By VJ Media Bureau - February 13, 2014

The election was held as part of the Kerala Advertising Industries Association State conference wherein it was decided that hereafter, all agencies / clients have to sign a MOU with the Kerala Advertising Industries Association before starting a campaign.

Colors recreates the thrill of '24' on OOH

In OOH News By Bhawana Anand - October 09, 2013

The outdoor promo handled by Milestone Brandcom reflects the adrenaline rush synonymous with the show.

KFC's veggie spread on OOH

In Campaigns By MunmunSaha - September 17, 2013

The'KFC So veg, so good', campaign was kicked off in Pune with mouth-watering images of their veggie meal on hoardings meant to grab the attention of the TG.

Outdoor Advertising Awards '13: A battle of wits and creativity

In OOH News By VJ Media Bureau - July 07, 2013

It was a night studded with glamour, humour and competitive bonhomie as creative honchos slugged it out vying for the much coveted Outdoor Advertising Awards (OAA) 2013.

Outdoor Advertising Awards '13: A battle of wits and creativity

In OOH News By VJ Media Bureau - July 07, 2013

It was a night studded with glamour, humour and competitive bonhomie as creative honchos slugged it out vying for the much coveted Outdoor Advertising Awards (OAA) 2013.

OAC 2013: IOAA in process to sign MoU with AAAI

In OOH News By VJ Media Bureau - July 05, 2013

To develop an understanding and accept OOH as a medium of value, Indian Outdoor Advertising Association (IOAA) shares details on the proposed MoU with AAAI which is on the lines of IBF or INS.

Fear Factor goes fearless on OOH

In Campaigns By Bhawana Anand - April 16, 2013

Promoting the new reality show'Fear Factor- DARR SE TAKKAR', BIG RTL Channel utilised the OOH medium by moulding the nature of the show into the creative.

Take a break

In Digital OOH By - February 02, 2013

The world is becoming one big WiFi zone. It's available in bars, restaurants, trains, airports, supermarkets. There's even WiFi on Mount Everest. Result? People are constantly online.