Billboard Liberation Front's talk at Vooruit, Ghent

Regine's write up from the Billboard Liberation Front's talk at Vooruit, Ghent. A lot of great history and insight in to this group - via Beyond the Beyond.
"Improving outdoor advertising since 1977" is the catchphrase of the Billboard Liberation Front. The idea is simple: by making small adjustments to billboards, the BLF creates ironic and often highly critical street marketing campaigns. By changing just a few or sometimes only one letters, they turn upside down the clean and seemingly well-controlled facade of an entire company.Related: The Billboard Liberation Front.
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Mar 25, 2008 06:00 AM
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| Posted by: Mark on March 25, 2008 at 4:01 PM |
I am a member of the Billboard Libation Front. Every time we pass a billboard, we have a drink. We are a much happier lot.
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