The beauty of billboards
Why when you put up a political billboard, the real target isn’t people driving by in their cars; it’s reporters with cameras.

OAKVILLE, ONT.—Maybe this is a sign I’m getting old, but it always pleases me when, in this age of high-tech communication strategies, an “old-fashioned” tactic manages to score a huge public relations success.
So when I learned recently that a political message plastered on a billboard—a...
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