Brighton & Hove’s bus shelters are set to receive a digital revitalisation, delivered in partnership between Brighton & Hove City Council and Out of Home media owner Clear Channel.
To promote the hit Nick Jr. show Shimmer and Shine, Clear Channel have worked with Omnicom Media Group’s PHD, together with the UK’s fastest-growing parenting publisher ChannelMum.com, to deliver Mum influencer content through digital OOH formats.
This month Clear Channel partnered with FGUK Magazine in order to support their seasonal magazine issue, as well as their latest short film “Rise”, in celebration of Black History Month. The latest issue of FGUK – a magazine born out of Editor-in-Chief Marvin Maddix’s need to offer what it means to be a person of colour in Britain today – showcases some of the fantastic new talent and creativity from the UK’s diverse culture and communities.
After World War 2 ended, the UK needed to rebuild the country, kickstart the economy and get the nation back on its feet. People from the Commonwealth were invited to the UK to help fill these shortages and help make the nation great again. My grandparents were among those to accept the invitation to come over from the Caribbean and start a new life in the UK. It wasn’t an easy ride for the new settlers but they were hardworking and resilient, taking jobs in industries where there was a shortage of workers. This was a much needed contribution to society, however, this contribution was often overlooked as they weren’t always made to feel welcome. In 1965 the government at that time introduced ‘The Race Relations Act’ meaning that it was illegal to discriminate against anyone based on race, ethnic or national origins, to ease the prejudicial behaviour of the British public...
Having recently celebrated her 15th anniversary at Clear Channel, we thought we’d take advantage of Sue Penney’s wealth of experience, and pulled her aside to chat about all the changes she’s seen take place in the Out of Home industry over the years, as well as her time at Clear Channel and what’s kept her here for 15 years.
Outdoor media owner Clear Channel has today announced the return of MyTown, the UK’s biggest outdoor exhibition of street photography. The competition, which showcases the work of UK photographers, celebrates the diversity and uniqueness of our local towns and cities.
Public awareness of sustainability and environmental issues is growing fast – the ongoing damage caused to our planet is often touted as the biggest risk facing us all. So we took the opportunity to sit down with our Environmental & Sustainability Manager Martin Page to find out what steps Clear Channel, and the wider Out of Home (OOH) industry, are doing to play its part.
Leading Out of Home (OOH) media owner Clear Channel tonight announced their ambitious plans for the coming 12 months at their annual Upfronts event, including a number of new and re-invigorated projects, as well declaring their position as the home of UK’s largest digital OOH network.
David Hill, the newly promoted Producer in the Clear Channel Create Team, talks about the exciting role his team play in the Out of Home industry and how his time within the Tech Team gives him unique insight into new creative opportunities.
93% of UK households have internet access and 83% of people own a smartphone – yet online grocery retail makes up only 6.7% of total grocery sales. People continue to shop in physical stores and Mintel predicts that online grocery shopping will only make up 10% of total sales come 2022. We asked why? With a nationally representative sample of 1000 shoppers we explored the reasons for continuing to visit large supermarkets in the age of convenience and the importance of our digital screens in those shopping trips.
