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City’s Denial of Billboard Permits Does Not Violate First Amendment: Federal Court

Earlier this year, a federal district court in Washington granted the City of Port Orchard’s motion for summary judgment with respect to alleged violations of the First Amendment rights of Engley Diversified, Inc., a billboard company.  Engley sought damages under federal and state law for what it alleged were wrongful denials of billboard permits by

It Didn’t Take Long for Coach Orgeron Billboards to Start Showing Up

Well, that didn’t take long. What are the odds that Ed Orgeron slept any last night? He probably had 10 Red Bulls and hit every five-star prospect’s door overnight. Fresh off of being named the head coach at LSU Saturday morning, billboards are starting to pop up with Coach O on them, and it’s a

AdQuick Offers Online Solution for Buying Outdoor Ads

Los Angeles-based startup AdQuick announces the launch of its online marketplace for buying and selling outdoor and out-of-home (OOH) advertising. The company says its platform is designed to disrupt the outdoor advertising space in the same way online travel agencies disrupted the the travel industry. The company’s website provides a platform for any individual or

Kinetic Wins 2016 Out-of-Home Media Plan

Kinetic Receives Top Prize for General Mills Totino’s “4/20 Holiday” Campaign NEW YORK, NY – Kinetic was honored with the 2016 Out of Home (OOH) Media Plan of the Year award today by the Outdoor Advertising Association of America (OAAA). The 2016 Out of Home Media Plan Awards were presented this afternoon at The AD Club

Congressman Wins with Digital Billboards and Online Ads

RENO, NV – Upending conventional media habits, the congressman from northern Nevada won re-election without TV ads or direct mail. Instead, this winning candidate’s media mix was dominated by online ads and digital billboards, with some radio.  On November 8, U.S. Rep. Mark Amodei won a third term with a 21-point margin. Amodei says “television

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