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Cameron Schaefer, CEO of Denver’s fast-growing Vinyl Me, Please record club, has landed on Billboard’s prestigious 40 Under 40 List. Schaefer, 39, has led the 10-year-old Vinyl Me, Please through a remarkable period of growth and publicity, including the April 2022 announcement of a purpose-built, 14,000-square-foot record pressing plant and lounge in the River North Art District (already open and operating at 1752 Platte St.). DENVER, CO – MARCH 23: Vinyl Me, Please staff meeting lead by Cam Schaefer, left, head of…

Motorola is officially unveiling the Razr 40 and Razr 40 Ultra foldables at an event on June 1, but some of its subsidiaries simply couldn't wait any longer, it seems, and decided to already put up a bunch of ads on billboards in the wild. Case in point - Sofia, the capital city of Bulgaria, in the European Union. There are already ads for the Razr 40 Ultra on the streets of Sofia, even though we're still a couple of days removed from the big launch event. As you can see, these confirm the name yet again, and they…

Sony is unveiling the Xperia 1 Mk V in ten days. The device was teased over two months ago with a similar design to its predecessors, but now we have a confirmation of the looks. The new flagship appeared on a billboard in Hong Kong, revealing the three-camera vertical design with a more significant oval island and more prominent lenses. A photo of the billboard appeared on Reddit, revealing the new Xperia 1 will be advertised to be “one for all lights” and will have “the next-gen double low-noise camera sensor”.…

Two digital billboards at the intersection of I-25 and U.S. 36 have spurred a change to state laws and been the subject of four legal cases, the latest of which was filed two weeks ago. The litigious saga, which dates back several years, pits the Loveland-based billboard company StreetMediaGroup against the Colorado Department of Transportation. The state agency has fared far better than the company in their courtroom skirmishes. The patch of pavement northwest of where I-25 meets U.S. 36 has a street address of 7300…

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Climate activists across three different social awareness groups have banded together to post over 400 irreverent billboards across Europe, using subvertising tactics to expose automakers like Toyota and BMW for promoting zero-carbon BEVs while simultaneously lobbying to keep combustion vehicles on roads for decades to come. The goal of these billboards is to not only spotlight the harsh truth, but to call local governments into action to ban ads that promote combustion vehicles. Brandalism is a…

Big Eyes Coin (BIG) has sprung its international campaign into action by showcasing its cuteness all over the 3D billboards in Times Square. Despite raising over 9 million dollars during its presale and securing a Tier 1 CEX Launch, Big Eyes Coin is not letting up on its goal of becoming the most popular meme crypto in the world. And we can only imagine that after being viewed by thousands of people in New York, Big Eyes Coin will finally surpass 10 million dollars in presale investments. However, not every crypto is…

Artist’s conception of a cubesat ad showing the Olympic rings. Image: Shamil Biktimirov/SkoltechA feasibility study suggests millions of dollars can be made by using fleets of bright cubesats to form advertisements high above Earth. It’s a clearly terrible idea, as it would tarnish our already-threatened views of the night sky. The purpose of the new paper, published in Aerospace, was to evaluate the “economic feasibility of a space advertising mission that would launch a formation of satellites into orbit to reflect…

Islamabad: Pakistan police detained 27 employees of Samsung after a violent protest by a mob at a mall in Karachi over alleged blasphemy. The protests erupted after a "WiFi device" installed at the Star City Mall allegedly played blasphemous comments. The protesters, who had gathered at the site, damaged signboards at the mall. "Realising the gravity of the matter, the Preedy SHO rushed to the spot, got the device shut, and seized it," according to the police statement. Police detained 27 employees of Samsung, which…