Clear Channel, one of the UK’s leading Out of Home media owners, has joined forces with students from the BA Product Design course at world-renowned arts and design college Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London, to conceptualise the street furniture of tomorrow.
Clear Channel is proud to support the Great British Spring Clean, the latest campaign run by environmental charity Keep Britain Tidy. The Great British Spring Clean is the country’s biggest mass-action environmental campaign and runs from 22nd March to 23rd April.
Occasionally you meet employees who stand out by excelling not just in the workplace, but through their work giving back to communities and charities. This month we chatted to one of our Agency Account Director’s, Veronica Stevenson, who talked us through her various work as a charity ambassador, her experience at Clear Channel, and her thoughts on diversity in the media industry.
Friday 8th March 2019 is International Women’s Day – a global day celebrating the social, economic and political achievements of women around the world. This year, Clear Channel is celebrating International Women’s Day by staging a takeover of social media platforms and internal digital screens with a series of creatives highlighting inspirational women as nominated by our staff.
Darryl Blackwell, Operations Manager at Sawtry Depot, has worked for Clear Channel for 29 years. Starting as an Operative, Darryl has worked his way up through the ranks to his current role of Operations Manager. Over the years he has seen his role change dramatically, and Sawtry depot is now responsible for all the supply and storage of Clear Channel’s vast digital portfolio. We grabbed a minute of his time to chat about the evolution of Out of Home, his work leading Fairness initiatives, and how his team continue to make the difference.
Out of Home Media Owner, Channel UK, and the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, have launched an innovative new advertising campaign to raise awareness about the impact adverse weather conditions can have on homeless people.
Often when we talk about activation in the out-of-home industry we’re talking about the practicalities of our digital OOH screens. We can activate ads to only appear on certain day part, or we can activate ads to react the weather… these are indeed really important aspects of activation. Another aspect of activation worth noting though is the process of activating people. How do we get them to perform a target behaviour – be it making a purchase or visiting a store/website? We set out to find this out. With a nationally representative sample of over 1000 participants and a theory in hand we wanted to explore what really drives activation.
It’s the start of 2019, and for many, January is the month for New Year’s resolutions and reflection on the year just past. In that spirit, this month we sat down with Head of Revenue Management, Kelly Moore, to chat about her 2018 highlights, what’s she’s looking forward to in 2019, what she thinks the future holds for the industry, and how despite working at Clear Channel for 18 years, she’s still as excited as ever about the challenges ahead.
Clear Channel and 23red, alongside NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT), have launched an innovative new campaign across digital Out of Home. The campaign uses live data from local donor centres alongside images of real blood recipients, with the aim of normalising blood donation and making it more personal and local.
Artist Martin Firrell has partnered with Out of Home media owner Clear Channel UK, to display a series of his new public artworks that explore the idea of power and gender. The project includes perspectives from women and men on the understanding and experience of men and women in power.
