0 a large board on which advertising posters are displayed -- plakattavle; reklametavle
a billboard advertising a rock concert.
It screams out to them from billboards across the country.
Slightly more than 40% (421%) of respondents reported that they had heard family planning messages via radio, while 172% said television, 84% said poster and 54% said billboard.
These could then be transferred to specific advertising media such as newspapers, posters, and billboards where the core images, already created, could continue to be developed.
It manifests itself on lapel badges, in television commercials, on car bumper stickers and on billboards along state highways across the land.
Large billboards solved the problem of posters which were often posted on top of each in other in a confusing array.
Attacks on trains, for example, were planned with reference to the railway timetable and published updates on station billboards.
Some of that meaning comes through public art - murals on buildings, for example, or billboards.
Each sponsor was given billboard space, options for merchandising and programme advertising at the shows.
