Random Pearl Quote of the Week:
“Do the best until you know better. Then when you know better, do better.” - Maya Angelou
RED BULL
Run for those who can’t. In the Wings for Life World Run, the finish line chases you—run as far as you can to help find a cure for spinal cord injury. Now on our LV8 domination and digital network at Atlantic Terminal.
SWEETGREEN
Customize your nutrition with Sweetgreen’s protein-packed bowls. Get inspired by their flavorful options and choose your next bowl from our NYC eye-level billboards.
HULU: KARDASHIANS
Making a statement on our Soho billboard, The Kardashians are back! Stream on Hulu and catch a new episode every Thursday.
LULULEMON
Jump, run, move! Lululemon is designed for unrestricted support that moves with you. Get motivated from our NYC eye-level billboard.
DID YOU KNOW?!
The world of outdoor advertising existed long before the billboard industry took shape. Early on, local merchants designed signs and posters, placing them on buildings or fences to showcase their offerings to passersby.
Billboards as we know them began to take form in the 1830s, gaining momentum throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries, particularly in promoting traveling shows like Buffalo Bill’s Wild West, carnivals, and vaudeville. The first known billboard was created by Jared Bell in 1835 for the Barnum & Bailey Circus. Since then, billboards have continually evolved, becoming a dominant force in advertising.
