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PUNE, MAHARASTRA, India
International School of Business & Media, Pune is one of the premier B-Schools in the country, which offers Post Graduate Programmes in the discipline of Business Management, Supply Chain Management and Media. Founded in the year 2000, ISB&M has grown rapidly both in size and reputation and has proved its mettle with time. The key factors in ISB&M’s growth is its excellent faculty and its pool of talented students, who have work experiences in companies like COLGATE & PALMOLIVE, LEO BURNETT, B4U, ZEE NETWORK, BBC NEWS, VIACOM 18 etc. An important element that differentiates ISB&M from other institutes is its culture that advocates liberty with a sense of responsibility. ISB&M maintains a strong and effective interface with the industry that helps us to maintain our pace with changing time and exposes us to the new trends in the industry which comprises sharing of ideas and experiences by eminent corporate executives .

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Wednesday, November 19, 2008

Out of Home Advertising: The New Kid on the Block

Outdoor advertising is as old as advertising itself, but new life is being breathed into the old medium. In fact, as digital, video and wireless technologies redefine the sector over the next few years, it is estimated that it will rank second only to Internet advertising in ad spending growth. While other traditional advertising sectors, such as TV, radio, newspapers and magazines, struggle to adapt to increasingly fragmented audiences and changing media consumption patterns, the out-of-home advertising sector is actually reaping the benefits of the evolving media landscape. Therefore where-in in the earlier times traditional media based inside homes was where all the advertising bombardment on the consumer took place, today it is out of home where the focus is. Although more and more advertising communication is taking place outside the home, the communication is certainly not out of mind.
Also, in spite of the tremendous estimated growth of the industry, certain questions which still remain unanswered, which will decide the course the industry takes are:
-What are the drivers of growth in the out-of-home advertising sector?
-How much is being spent on the various forms of out-of-home advertising?
-What are the opportunities and challenges for digital billboards?
-How effective is out-of-home advertising and how can it be measured?
-And many others…

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