Other Activists ProjectsRECOMMENDED READINGAdvertising and the metabolism of the city: urban space, commodity rhythms Street Art, Public City: Law Crime and the Urban Imagination The Spectacle of Accumulation Essays in Culture, Media, & Politics The Codes of Advertising Tom Crompton Guy Shrubsole Think Of Me As Evil Property Outlaws: How Squatters, Pirates, and Protesters Improve the Law of Ownership Dancing in the Streets: A History of Collective Joy The Gift, Creativity and the Artist in the Modern World Spent: Sex, Evolution, & Consumer Behavior |
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Saturday, April 2, 2011Rogue Sign Company That Fled L.A. Loses Court Fight in San Francisco Fuel Outdoor, a New York company that put up hundreds of illegal advertising signs in L.A. and then took them down last year after losing a five-year court battle to overturn the city’s ban on new off-site signs, has suffered a major loss in a similar fight against sign regulations in San Francisco. [More Here]Labels: illegal advertising, LA, MetroFuel, New York, San Francisco, Supreme Court |
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Organized Civil DisobedienceArchivesRECOMMENDED READINGThe Cultures of Cities Branding New York No Logo Culture Jam Captains of Consciousness All Consuming Images Channels of Desire Crimes of Style Tearing Down the Streets Ways of Seeing Taking the Train Evictions art + spatial politics Death+Life of American Cities |
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