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Surprised Aussie printers win gold at 2nd HP Scitex Awards
Taken by surprise, Cactus Imaging and Next Printing win top category prizes at the 2nd HP Scitex Digital Print APJ Awards held in conjunction with the 19th Shanghai International Advertising & Sign Technology & Equipment Exhibition.
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Gardens Point is rapt in promise of things to come
The multi-storey, brown brick building on the QUT Gardens Point bend of the river, dubbed by some as “Brisbane’s ugliest building”, has had a rapid makeover. Visible from the freeway, Goodwill Bridge and South Bank, L Block on Queensland University of Technology’s (QUT) city campus is now swathed in Queensland’s first building “wrap”.
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Philippines' first 'green' billboard absorbs pollutants on Edsa
Not all billboards are created equal.
While many billboards in the metropolis have recently been found wanting in taste and morals, one has found a unique way to stand out. Located on the northbound lane of Edsa near Forbes Park, the pollution-absorbing billboard of Coca-Cola Philippines is probably the country’s only environment-friendly outdoor advertising sign.
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Cactus Imaging catches Oprah fever with Opera House wrap
Cactus Imaging has been swept up in the hoopla surrounding the arrival of American talk show host OprahWinfrey, printing the roof-wrap for her outdoor shows at the Sydney Opera House. Cactus produced the 23mx14m job for outdoor advertising company Scaffad Australia, which has been handling the Oprah campaign.
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Nike Building wrap takes silver Loeries
Outdoor advertising solutions company, Impact Media's groundbreaking "Write the Headline" LED building wrap for sporting giant, Nike, was awarded a Silver Loerie in the Outdoor Advertising category at this year's Loerie Awards held in Cape Town last weekend.
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Out-of-Home Keeps Growing
The Out-of-Home industry continues on its growth trajectory posting a healthy 20% increase on net revenue year-to-date at the end of the third quarter of 2010 compared to the same period in 2009.
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NO SIGN OF SLIM
The mysterious disappearance of Slim Dusty images from the construction site of the Slim Dusty Centre in the Macleay Valley has amused some Pacific Highway commuters. Portraits of the legendary country music singer have been disappearing off signage in a series of ‘souvenering’ raids by fans since it was posted by Lahey Constructions.
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Ads on the MOVE
AUSTRALIA'S outdoor advertising industry is tipped to get a bigger slice of the advertising dollar thanks to an audience-measurement system unveiled this week.
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