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Shock separation after 50 years together? Actually a Greenpeace stunt.

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Photo / Big Rock Cat Whatever the pros and cons of intrusive advertising campaigns, there are some icons that shouldn’t be messed with. So the news that the bascules (the lifting sections for non-architectural folk) of Tower Bridge might become a huge billboard is of …

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Looks like bad news for all those into their funky house and dirty pop, if this poster on Old Ford Road is anything to judge by. The ‘new era of club culture’ in the East End, with “massive DJ’s/PA’s” (sic) every Friday night, has been …

The advertising boards at Piccadilly Circus don’t change too often, but Japanese firm TDK is finally embracing the 21st century by updating their sign with full-colour moving images. To be honest we’re amazed that TDK — a company that made a fortune in cassette tapes, …

The infamous Tooley Street turf war of who can be the scariest clearly caused Merlin’s corporate PR machine to step up a notch, taking up digital advertising space on the Underground. Unfortunately, their creatives got a bit carried away and freaked some small kids out …

At a ceremony on Thursday evening, the Ghost Signs archive on the History of Advertising Trust website was officially launched. Sam Roberts, the originator of the project (and previous Londonist interviewee), explained how Ghost Signs came to life a few years back when he began …