They include poster panels to which paper posters are affixed, as well as painted bulletins. The new vinyl wrap computer-generated artwork for these bulletins has helped the outdoor advertising industry achieve a new height of popularity in the national press and with advertising customers. Billboards are not included in the category of signage frequently defined in municipal ordinances as on-premise signs. In most ordinances, billboards are instead defined as off-premise signs, because they contain messages about goods or services not offered on the premises where they are located. Despite the critics, there s a lot to like about outdoor advertising.
Billboards provide useful information about commercial as well as charitable activities.
The new computer-painting technology is making them brighter, more exciting, and upbeat. Their messages can be clever, humorous and artistic. Outdoor advertising has been getting significant positive press in national magazines and newspapers. The U.S. economy is booming, and outdoor advertising has been a part of this boom. You may have heard that the public doesn t like billboards and would like to get rid of them.