Several stakeholders, including citizen groups, have expressed concerns regarding the BMC’s draft advertising policy.
Tag: OOH
BMC’s advertisement revenue soars 48.74%, reaches Rs 235 crore
In 2024-25, BMC collected Rs190 crore in hoarding fees, compared to Rs109.9 crore
IPG’s Rapport retains OOH media mandate for HUL
Storyboard18 on December 17 had reported about HUL re-evaluating its OOH media account. According to sources, HUL’s OOH media spends is about Rs 200 crore for pan India campaigns.
Mumbai’s digital outdoor ads clutter: Activists, stakeholders raise concerns
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) considered the wealthiest civic body in India, says that Mumbai has only 1,025 legally authorized hoardings
EXCLUSIVE: IOAA bats for increased hoarding size, DOOH in New Delhi
OOH media owners have also urged the civic corporation to extend the permission of DOOH assets beyond the restricted areas defined in OAP 2017
OOH industry to clock Rs 5,500 crore AdEx in 2025: Praveen Vadhera, CEO of IOAA
IOAA will complete census of hoardings across the country in next six months and will circulate the list with stakeholders.
Ghatkopar hoarding crash: Key accused on the run arrested from UP after six months
The SIT team made four arrests in the case which include Bhavesh Bhinde, owner of Ego Media, Manoj Ramkrishna Sanghu, BMC-approved civil engineer, former director Janhavi Marathe and Sagar Kumbhar, the contractor who erected the hoardings.
EXCLUSIVE: Cuffe Parade residents write to BMC, oppose illegal and digital hoardings
Rahul Narwekar, Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Speaker told Storyboard18 that the government is very focused on keeping Mumbai away from illegal hoardings
Breaking: OOH agencies object to bank guarantee clause, suggest 5 years’ time for renewal
The OOH ad agencies have suggested BMC to not increase license fees for few more years keeping in mind the new policy advocating a lot of fresh investment in the structure.
BMC extends deadline by 14 days; to streamline outdoor ads policy draft
The stakeholders have also asked the BMC to allow video OOH ads and have raised objections on the decision to not allow such hoardings.