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BBMP issues Outdoor Advertising Policy 2018  for review
BBMP issues Outdoor Advertising Policy 2018 for review

In OOH News By M4G Bureau - October 03, 2018

The new policy has segregated the city into four zones permitting different formats considering public access, the environment, traffic safety and aesthetic factors of the city

‘We want Noida to become a major OOH destination’
‘We want Noida to become a major OOH destination’

In Viewpoints By Bhawana Anand - June 25, 2018

After more than a year of losing out on OOH revenues, Noida Authority is now bent upon transforming the outdoor scenario of the city by introducing a new policy which aims to regulate the advertising business and bring value to the advertisers, says Rakesh Mishra, Additional CEO, Noida Authority

Draft Punjab outdoor ad policy needs to shed more light on DOOH
Draft Punjab outdoor ad policy needs to shed more light on DOOH

In OOH News By Bhawana Anand - January 29, 2018

The new policy will discourage revenue growth for outdoor business in the state and stifle the demand for local level publicity and advertising considerably, cautions IOAA; rooftop media opportunities need to be looked into

Punjab OOH players waiting expectantly for a new outdoor policy
Punjab OOH players waiting expectantly for a new outdoor policy

In OOH News By Bhawana Anand - September 01, 2017

Industry hopes the new policy will not increase the tax burden on the business

Delhi Govt to present new guidelines on PSV advertising in Aug
Delhi Govt to present new guidelines on PSV advertising in Aug

In OOH News By Bhawana Anand - May 22, 2017

The state government would be presenting new policy guidelines on advertising on public service vehicles (PSVs) to a bench of the Delhi High Court in August. The Court had given the state government time until August 9.

MCD to soon implement Outdoor Advertising Policy (OAP) 2015
MCD to soon implement Outdoor Advertising Policy (OAP) 2015

In OOH News By Satarupa Chakraborty - February 01, 2016

After being shelved at a draft-stage, OAP 2015 was finally been passed on January 12, 2016 and it will be implemented in future tendering process invited by the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) including three independent bodies (SDMC, NDMC and EDMC). After OAP 2007 that has been followed so far, the new policy will focus on controlling unauthorised hoardings and beautification of the city along with expansion in revenue generation.

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