Public Ad Campaign: This Ad for Banned Food in Russia Can Hide Itself From the Cops

<body> Public Ad Campaign: This Ad for Banned Food in Russia Can Hide Itself From the Cops

This blog is a resource for ad takeover artists and information about contemporary advertising issues in public space. If you have content you would like to share, please send us an email.

Anne M Cronin
Advertising and the metabolism of the city: urban space, commodity rhythms

Alison Young
Street Art, Public City: Law Crime and the Urban Imagination

Sut Jhally
The Spectacle of Accumulation Essays in Culture, Media, & Politics

Sut Jhally
The Codes of Advertising

Jon Alexander
Tom Crompton
Guy Shrubsole
Think Of Me As Evil

Eduardo Moises Penalver & Sonia Kaytal
Property Outlaws: How Squatters, Pirates, and Protesters Improve the Law of Ownership

Barbara Ehrenreich
Dancing in the Streets: A History of Collective Joy

Lewis Hyde
The Gift, Creativity and the Artist in the Modern World

Geoffrey Miller
Spent: Sex, Evolution, & Consumer Behavior

Wednesday, May 27, 2015

This Ad for Banned Food in Russia Can Hide Itself From the Cops

VIA: GIZMODO

Websites are already able to serve up ads customized for whoever happens to be viewing a page. Now an ad agency in Russia is taking that idea one step further with an outdoor billboard that’s able to automatically hide when it spots the police coming. More [HERE]

Labels: digital advertising, public advertising

0 Comments:

Subscribe to Post Comments [Atom]

CONTACT:
jordan@publicadcampaign.com

Sharon Zukin
The Cultures of Cities

Miriam Greenberg
Branding New York
Naomi Klein
No Logo

Kalle Lasn
Culture Jam

Stuart Ewen
Captains of Consciousness

Stuart Ewen
All Consuming Images

Stuart & Elizabeth Ewen
Channels of Desire

Jeff Ferrell
Crimes of Style

Jeff Ferrell
Tearing Down the Streets

John Berger
Ways of Seeing

Joe Austin
Taking the Train

Rosalyn Deutsche
Evictions art + spatial politics

Jane Jacobs
Death+Life of American Cities