Back from a week in Las Vegas and the 2009 Digital Signage Expo, I'm struggling to find a way to summarize what I saw, heard and experienced that won't just be a rehash of what so many others have done across the web already. Sure, there were lots of great conferences and presentations. And there we...

Enclave readers may or may not know that I have been writing a regular column I call "Local Knowledge" over at The Nashville Free Press since its inception a few weeks ago. My subject in today's edition is CM Charlie Tygard and his effort to impose light emitting diode billboards on residential neig...

It’s taken me a while to get round to blogging this, I took the photo a few weeks ago of a new (to me at least) sign that has sprung up near to the bull in town. It’s quite obviously been paid for by Retail Birmingham (one of the ‘Business Improvement Districts’ that are now ...

Some Enclave commenters bring up a bill that CM Michael Craddock is sponsoring to rezone a .05 acre sliver of Goodpasture Christian School property as a thinly veiled attempt to " spot zone " for a 15-foot LED billboard for the private school. One of the arguments that Charlie Tygard and other LED ...

There have been quite a few Human Talk examples taken from company signage, but here’s an interesting situation that a coffee shop in Raleigh found themselves in. Dan Heath tells the story of how management’s decision to use vague corporate verbiage on a sign explaining to customers that the sto...

Roto-Spheres were dramatic animated neon signs, with 16 spikes projecting from a central ball; the left and right hemispheres rotated in opposite directions, and the whole thing rotated as well. Only 234 were made, and not many are still working, but despite their rarity, they are somehow instantly ...

While we're still waiting for our electronic broadsheet (hell, we'll settle for a tabloid) it looks like folks in Toshima will be seeing quite a bit of the e-paper as they hit the streets of this Tokyo ward. In a test conducted by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, the signage has ...

One of the interesting things about working in an industry that's actually growing during the recession is that people start paying a lot more attention to what you do and how you're doing it. While the digital signage field -- and actually, the whole digital out-of-home field -- garnered an increas...

I can’t remember the reason why I stopped by this website, but I’m glad I did. It has every kind of production form and contract you can think of. I haven’t purchased it yet but when I’m get closer to shooting and producing my own TV series you can bet I will make this purcha...

Anthony Herman is fighting City Hall, and he’s not shy about it: the used car salesman used all weapons at his disposal including his business signage which he used to call out the Mayor and the Polk City councilmen: Herman contends Polk City for years has harassed him with zoning violations, ...