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Electronic Billboard Pros, Cons and Safety Information

Author: Bill Gerba on 2004-10-16 23:50:05

After more than my fair share of trips to Las Vegas in 2004, I started to think about the role of digital signage systems for outdoor advertisers.  On "the strip" every major hotel has some sort of animated LED or LCD screen showing full motion video, scrolling text messages, and basically anything else that might get the attention of passers-by.  And while it all seems to make sense in the land of sensory overload that is Las Vegas, I started to wonder when we would start to see more outdoor electronic billboards show up in the rest of the United States.  While I do know of at least one roadside LED sign in the Ft. Lauderdale area (this one owned by signage firm Colite International), outside of Las Vegas and maybe New York's Times Square, there just don't seem to be a lot of these screens around.

I'm sure that at least part of it is the high up-front cost of the screens, which can easily pass a quarter of a million dollars.  However, I was surprised to learn that about a quarter of US states have laws that prohibit roadside electronic billboards (at least the kinds that allow moving images).  After doing a bit of research, I came across this report from the Federal Highway Administration, which discusses some of the safety aspects and studies that have been done on different types of billboards throughout the years.  While the studies that focused specifically on digital billboards showing moving images were not totally conclusive, the FHWA does make some interesting notes about how the distractiveness of electronic billboards changes with driver age and familiarity with the driven route.  Overall, it's worth taking a look at, if only for these notes and their ideas about future research on the subject.

On the other end of the spectrum, outdoor advertising firm BPS Outdoor has done some research of their own on the overall effectiveness of roadside digital signage.  First, the bad news:

"Sign Code Issues
24% of states in the United States prohibit moving or animated signs.  29% of the U.S. have timing limits on electronic billboards.  Most of the United States prohibits flashing red lights and anything that causes a glare or vision impairment.

Rates
Electronic billboards cost more than standard billboards.  The average CPM (cost per thousand) for a regular billboard is $2.05 and $37.42 for an LED billboard.

Billboards with LED's are rented by minutes and each ad is shown for 8 seconds.  Some ads can cost as much as $50,000.00 for 2520 minutes (1.75 days) and as little as $1,200.00 for 648 minutes (.45 days.) impairment.
"(http://bpsoutdoor.com/articles/leds.htm)

However, there is some good news, especially when considering that the aforementioned cost issues will decrease as new (and less expensive) display technologies become available:

"Studies have shown that LED's are six times more effective than traditional billboards.  Electronic billboards may be so effective because they are animated unlike anything else outdoors.

Another reason they are so effective is that people don't get tired of these ads since they change every few seconds.  We tend to pay attention to things that are different and that we haven't seen before.

Research has shown that 94% of people passing mobile billboards can recall them while only 43% can recall non-moving billboards.  Overall, sales increased 107% for products shown on mobile billboards and 54% on static signs.
" (ibid.)

Similar results were reported in a recent Harris poll about electronic signage by Silicon View.  As always, take all vendor-supplied statistics with a grain of salt.  However, given the successes that digital signage systems have been having indoors, it's not hard to imagine that they would be equally successful outdoors as well, provided that things like brightness, contrast, and presentation of the message to people moving at 60 MPH were worked out.

I think it's reasonable to expect that over the next decade we're going to see more and more of these electronic road signs pop up -- first along the most heavily trafficked highways and near major urban centers, and then gradually spreading out to less populous areas from there.  I'm not sure if that's a good thing or not, but as soon as it becomes a viable and affordable means of advertising, you can be sure that it's going to happen.  Don't say I didn't warn you :)

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2007-12-31RICHARD SCHWINDENHAMMER writes:
BILLBOARDS HAVE A 15YR MACRS LIFE.

WHAT IS THE MACRS LIFE OF THESE ELECTRONIC
BILLBOARDS AND/OR SIGNS?
2008-01-02Bill Gerba writes:
Hi Richard,

Great question, but unfortunately I don't know the answer to that. My guess is that it varies from product line to product line.

If it's something that interests you, I suggest you get in contact with one of the major producers, like Daktronics, Barco or Lighthouse Technologies.
2008-01-02Adam writes:
The Modified Accelerated Cost Recovery System (MACRS) is the current method of accelerated asset depreciation required by the United States income tax code. Under MACRS, all assets are divided into classes which dictate the number of years over which an asset's cost will be recovered (see Wikipedia).
15YR MACRS LIFE - because there is an average LED Billboard time life. It means that after this time LEDs used to build the LED Billboard will not be enough good for advertising (usually 70% of initial brightness - perceptible by user).
A little more about LEDs you can find on http://www.ledbillboards.co.uk
2008-01-03Bill Gerba writes:
Hi Adam,

Thanks for that information, I'm sure lots of people who haven't yet felt the pain of trying to depreciate large, expensive assets were unfamiliar with the MACRS method.

The items listed in the gallery section of your site are mostly monochromatic, and relatively small in size. Do larger, smaller pitch, full color LED screens have a similar longevity? Does it vary from LED maker to LED maker?
2008-01-05Jon Bryant writes:
Hi guys,

As a manufacturer of LED signs and billboards out of Dallas, our diodes have a lifespan of 100,000 hours, which equates to roughly 11 years. That means that in 11 years, the diodes will be operating at 50% of their prime brightness. Of course, considering the amount of ROI that the sign owner has received by that time, it'll be a simple decision to replace the sign quickly.

Feel free to call me at 214-260-4500 x2207 if you have any questions.

Happy New Year!
2008-01-07Bill Gerba writes:
Thanks for the info, Jon. As this is an area I'm pretty unfamiliar with, I'd also be interested to know if there are significant differences between different types of LEDs, or if there are ways to extend their lifetime (e.g. turning down the brightness at night).
2008-01-10Chris Lee writes:
Factor of MACRS LIFE
mounted Chip,entironment,maintain...

If you are interested in details via let-net@hotmail.com

Best regards

Chris
2008-01-18daniel writes:
please get back to me if you guys have an electronic billboard that can display 20 diffrent shots
2008-01-30David Alabi writes:
can i get a brouchure for Electronic billboard(indoor/outdoors)and their price list.

Best regards
David
2008-01-30Spring writes:
Dear All,

We are one of the LED billboard manufacturer in China, We accept you to order custom billboards.

If you have any enquiry, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Thanks and Regards,

Spring
2008-02-21Jon Bryant writes:
Bill,

In regards to your question about the LED lifetime, the 11 year statement were if they were running at full white capacity (full power) for those entire 11 years. However, yes, you would be able to dim the display whenever necessary, which would save more on electricity than it would on diode lifetime. Also, the colder the diodes run, whether it be by fan or by the outdoor weather, the longer the diodes will last. LEDs love the cold. They hate humidity and heat.

Best regards to all...
Jon Bryant
2008-02-23Leigh writes:
Hi! We currently installed an electronic billboard and on our part it is a risky venture since we are unfamiliar with its industry. We are engaged in property development and we barely know so much about electronic signages.

I will appreciate it if anybody can shed light and give me information that will help me market our screen.

Ours is 16 mm pitch, tri-color bulb LED.
Approximately 1.8x2.3 meters.

I would also like to know if there is a software within the LED's system that can show us advertising airtime. And if it's not built in, where can we find a software that could help us with the airtime tracking.

Thank you so much.
2008-03-19James writes:
Hi, I want to purchase an Electronic Billboard, how much does it cost
2008-03-24walter writes:
I'D LIKE AN INFORMATION REGARDING THE BILBORD SIZE AND PRICE OF EACH BILBORD. I'D LIKE ALL THE INFORMATION WEATHER THERE NEW OR USED ONE. GET BACK TO ME ON THE E-MAIL ABOVE.
2008-03-25Bart writes:
I work for a property management company for shopping centers in China. We are interested in putting up LED-screens at the exterior of our malls. Are there companies that arrange everything from installing the led-screen to selling to advertisement space? Can anybody recommend and companies?
2008-03-25Bill Gerba writes:
Hi Folks, Just to clarify one thing - WireSpring doesn't make or sell LED billboards -- we're a software company To everyone asking for pricing information, you're welcome to contact our sales folks (sales@wirespring.com) who can point you in the right direction. Leaving RFQs in this thread probably won't get answered, though.
2008-03-25Sal writes:
Hi all, I reside in Toronto, Canada and would like to convert the traditional billboard on my property to LED. anyone know where i can obtain info on canadian laws regulating this industry? I've only started thinking about digital billboards after having read an article in INC magazine (March 2008 issue). this is all new for me and any info would be appreciated. Thx!!
2008-04-03lojo writes:
pls i need info on electronic billboards pricing and installation cost.the installation will be done in nigeria
2008-04-29Alba Pena writes:
Does anyone know the cost of a billboard in Tokyo both regular and electronic?
2008-05-06Blake writes:
Can someone send me a link or let me know which states are the most lienient in terms of allowing LED billboards to be installed? Also If you sell LED's I would like to speak with you about buying one.. and eventually multiple boards. Thanks in advance. my email should be linked to my name above.. I'm in Austin, TX right now.
2008-05-07nomcebo writes:
Can someone send me a link or let me know which states are the most lienient in terms of allowing LED billboards to be installed? Also If you sell LED's I would like to speak with you about buying one.. and eventually multiple boards. Thanks in advance. my email should be linked to my name above.. I'm in Austin, TX right now.
2008-05-10Pat writes:
Can anyone help me with this task????? I have been assigned the task of locating information on Electronic Billboards. They are relatively new in my part of the world [Harrison, Ohio] and I need to become knowledgable in this field ASAP or [sooner]. What sizes do the come in and what is the cost per square inch, foot or whatever unit of measurement is used? Who programes the unit to display the messages and how is it accomplished? What legal "hoops" must I negoitiate to place a sign on my property advertizing my business or other businesses? Who makes these signs? Who installs and maintains them mechanically? What is the estimated "revenue" that can be generated from one sign per Month or Year? Send me an email if you know any of these answers. Thanks to all in advance.
2008-05-15Denny writes:
Hi there! I need info about LED signs. Purchase price, software and advertising pricing. I am located in Floriduh!!! Collier County and Lee County. Can someone help? Thanks.
2008-05-18Don writes:
Pls someone send information on where to purchase led billboards and associated costs.
I am in nebraska.
tnx for reply.
2008-05-28Kesington writes:
High, I'm trying to establish what kind of revenue I could generate from an LED Unit... Does anyone know the rates that advertisers pay. In addition, does anyone know where I can purchase a reconditioned unit (any size) I have just started a small company and I want to purchase a board for West Africa.. Any info would be helpfull
2008-05-31Blake writes:
Any LED sales people who want to make a sale, give me a call and I'll buy a digital board from you. Anyone who wants to sell a site for a billboard either a lease/permitted site undeveloped or an existing site which already has a sign in place (we have private equity investors and can close things fast)... Interested in anything and everything to do with digital billboards/ LED boards all over the United States. Thanks very much i can be reached at blake@apexoutdoormedia.com
2008-06-18konman writes:
hi all. i'd like to install an electronic/led billboard on our property, does anyone know of cost,installation,and maintenance on these thing's and are there any company's in northern california who carry these product's? thanks kon.
2008-07-15ELECOSN writes:
The age of outdoor advertising is coming, and the LED will be the best solution for it with its advantages
2008-07-15Ryan writes:
Hi, Konman, we can have a talk about the cost of billboard etc.
We are a manufactuer of LED billboard, and we have latest product of LED screen, such as wireless control LED SCREEN, Slim LED screen

If possible, please find me at: ryan@elecosn.com
2008-08-06Tony Zhu writes:
we are a leading led video display manufacturer from china. if you have inquiry, talk vis MSN. tonyzhu511@hotmail.com
2008-08-14Bill writes:
Do you know of any recent studies that discuss the hazards of electronic signs that are situated near streets or highways. The FHA dah a report several years ago, but I can't find much data that is more recent.
2008-08-16Papa Amoa-Danquah writes:
i want to know where to get to purchase the digital billboards and how much it would cost.
2008-08-19Ken Ruhiu writes:
Hi all,
I would like to purchase mobile digital screens to be used in Nairobi, Kenya. I would like an LED manufacturer to email me with costs and what I require to get the biz running. They should be cost effective to run. Also, option of mounting on Flat bed truck. This is a new concept in Kenya and would like to pick up asap.

Ken Ruhiu
2008-09-04Jim White writes:
Hello,

We currently have an electric highway sign 10' high and 25' wide (double faced) mounted on a 30' pole. We wish to remove the cabinet and upgrade to 2 LED message boards of approx the same size We are located in Cleveland, Ohio and would be eager to get prices and discuss options. We are ready to move forward. Thank you and kindest regards.

Jim White
Fax (440) 234-9800
Email jwhite@ohionorthern.com
2008-09-09Will Gates writes:
Hi,
does anyone know of software available to do pricing for digital billboard advertising clients...or where i can find the pricing structure or formula?

Thanks
Will
2008-09-19AZIMEDIA AND COMMUNICATION 4 writes:
Hi,what are the various kinds of electronic billboard that we have.what are the merit/importance of it to those that intend using it as their major means of advertising their products and services.
Thanks and God bless.
2008-09-23Roger writes:
I would like to buy an electronic sign/digital sign. I am in San Antonio, Texas. Can someone send me a brochure on prices and type of signs.
2008-09-28Nate writes:
Hello, I'm searching for company's who manufacture LED Billboard's.Please send information to attached e-mail, thank you.
2008-10-07IBY writes:
I would like to buy an electronic billboard.I run an engineering company in NIGERIA,and we have a project at hand.send me ur brochure,prices and billboard sizes of all type.it urgent.
call me with.. 2348066887455
2008-10-20Charlotte writes:
I'm interested in purchasing electronic outdoor billboard for Africa market. Can you send me brochure and pricing.
Charlotte.
2008-11-02dushe writes:
what are the objectives of electronic billboard? And types,application. pls reply soon.
2008-11-03bushra writes:
i'd like to install an electronic/led billboard on our property, does anyone know of cost,installation,and maintenance on these thing's and are there any company's in palestine who carry these product's? thanks kon.
2008-11-15mark writes:
i would like to install an electronic billboard
on my property inB.C.Canada
can anyone give me infor re
1.cost
2.bylaws
3.who manufactures it
2008-11-16mikeyr6000le writes:
I would like some information on this type of advertisment. I'm in Iowa and would like to know who to contact about putting them up, who makes them, how much are they, what is the upkeep, who to contact about the land they go on, and how much does the average sign make. Send me the info at the above name @yahoo.com
2008-11-24jhuls writes:
hello!!

anyone here that could tell me how to "make" a small digital signage.. i mean, i am a computer engineering student, and we are about to make a design project and i choose digital signage.. but i don't know where to start because i've been thinking how would we create 1 without costing us a very expensive project...

need a reply.. please please please... thanks a lot.;..
2008-11-28lagbaja writes:
Hi,
I would lik to know how doest a digital billboard cost and all the bites and pieces some need to know in running has an advert company. Please email me back. Thankx
2008-12-28david writes:
helo, i am a student from informatics, i have a thesis its all about electronic billboard, uhmm,can any one help me, honestly i dont know how to do it, i know something about flash, that's only what i know, is there need to create a program to control the hardware, ?
2009-02-22ime godwin writes:
helo,pls i would like to know the price of 12ft by 24ft or any bigger sieze of electronic digital billboard and the installation,and also link me to ur presentative in nigeria.pls this is very urgent08063793288
2009-03-08Vishwanath writes:
Hi
I would like to start business in a major city in India Bill board signage infrastructure provider. I would like to collaborate with a company who has trach record in seeting up and supplying the hardware, related softwares.
Please snd me the details to vlshetty@hotmail.com
2009-03-12Ganiyat writes:
Please i need more info about e-billboards. The pros and cons, cost of design and erection and materials needed for the design
2009-03-13paul writes:
i am a graphics student please i am about to finish my course and there is a need for me to write project.Please i really need information on electronic billboard.specially on history and how it came to existence.
2009-04-09myk writes:
pls am in nigeria and would really love to know the cost of getting 4[nos] 10feet by 20feet led billboards,plz this cost should include cost of shipping. thanks Myk egbe
2009-04-20Ricky Liu writes:
Hi, I am an engineer doing LED display. Please send your questions about LED display to my email:rickyliu001@gmail.com
2009-05-12fred servillon writes:
Here's my version of building elecronic billboards. I can write a script and using any internet browser to display any information using flash technology. This means you can use a big LCD screen as a remote monitor employing wireless or wired monitor connection.
see my example below. This flash application is a blank template where the labels and data being displayed are queried from a database that stores the information. So changing information by the users is as easy as editing a form in no time.

http://www.businesscore.com/dashboard/pmstatusreport.html

I'm looking for a company that manufacture outdoor LED sign that can receive data wirelessly to apply my application and write various blank templates to market.
2009-05-22william writes:
great stuff!i'm new to the industry i haven't started yet but i'm a var with ingram micro bill what do you think about having a network that consists of taxis i know the cost of outdoor signage is greater and of course theirs other elements but i'm thinking even with a small start up of say 20 cabs my geo would be enormous and i am part of my demographics so i get that and yes of course it will be ad placement based network with the help of adplacement comp hw could i go wrong?
2009-05-31Bill Gerba writes:
William: I've seen a number of cab-based advertising companies come and go. Some with screens inside the cabs, some outside. Of course, NY10, the New York taxi network, is still operational. And Titan Outdoor is starting to install large screens on the outside of buses in Chicago.

The cost challenges of in-vehicle advertising are hard to overcome, and compounding that challenge is the reluctance of advertisers to pay money if you're not blanketing at least four or five major DMAs. My advice would be to find an anchor advertiser who is willing to support your plan (perhaps in exchange for advertising cash some revenue stake). Without even a single advertiser, I think your cost of securing funds for installation and initial maintenance is going to be very tough.

Good luck,

Bill
2009-06-02RUSSELL ANI writes:
I AM A CONSULTANT INTO PROMOTING AND PACKING, I DO BILLBOARDS ADVERT NATION WIDE,SYIKER PROMOTION,MEGA MIXED CD PROMOTION,BANNER,TV,RADIO.

CONTACT ME IF YOU NEED YOUR COMPANY or PRODUCTS PROMOTED.

08038410519
2009-07-06peter writes:
hi everybody
i would really love to know the cost of getting 10feet by 20feet led billboards,plz this cost should include cost of shipping. thanks
2009-07-07Marsh writes:
There are people who don't like your signs.

Do we want electronic billboards?

Rev Peter Sawtell
ECO-JUSTICE MINISTRIES

He claims one BB uses electricity of 13 average
homes.
2009-08-19paine rentals writes:
I need a large led board ,top Qaulity like sam sung and prgramable 10 by 20 min. feet
2009-10-13Matt writes:
What kind of billboard would be good for a school?
2009-10-15ava writes:
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We offer P10,P12,P12.5,P14,P16,P20,P25,P31.25 outdoor LED display screens and P5,P6,P7.62,P8,P10,P12,P14,P16,P20 indoor led display screens for your options.



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Our minimum order is one piece module.Looking forward to have your initial order!


Any inquiry please contact me at avajiang2008@hotmail.com
(MSN)
2009-10-19rick writes:
I'd like to know the prices of digital billboards. I have property in a very good location for such a billboard.

thanks
2009-10-21Andy writes:
Hello everyone,

I was doing some advertising research and I was wondering if anyone had a good link to the future predictions of CPM on digital Billboards, or other relevant information regarding the future of the industry.

Thanks.
2009-12-02teejay writes:
i love the discussion on this blog i want to be part of this cerebral people......i have a hunch advertising is taking over in business palance.....
2009-12-07Marcio Schilling writes:
We are experienced in LED billboards in Brazil, having units out on the street and selling ad space. We are looking for a landowner interested in negotiating the space and placing an LED board!
Feel free to contact me at marcio@ledmaster.com.br.
2009-12-13jan darryl sioson writes:
I would like an information regarding the electronic billboards.send me your brochure,prices and billboard sizes of all type.it urgent.
2009-12-13tariko4 writes:
Hello,

We are looking for a partenair for production line for led moving sign in ALGERIA

Thanks
2009-12-13tariko4 writes:
Hello,

We are looking for a partenair for production line for led moving sign in ALGERIA

mail:tariko4@yahoo.fr

Thanks.
2010-01-05Harry Filer writes:
A belated comment here on LED screen life. It's an important factor in assessing the cost viability of a big investment.

You will note that LED chip makers are quite happy to quote 100,000 hours (11.4 years) to half brightness. In a typical situation this might mean a theoretical 15-20 year life you might think.

BUT.... you will also note that screen makers like ourselves are reluctant to quote such long lives.

The reason for this is simple. The LED chip makers base their chip life on a typical temperature of 20 or 25 degrees C. Any increase in operating temperature dramatically shortens the operating life (Original white LEDs had a life of under 1 year due to this effect).

This attention to cooling is one reason why Nichia chips cost so much more than others.

When assembled into a screen and particularly outdoors the operating temperature shoots upwards. Temperatures of 40-50 degrees are not unknown.

So a sign with a lot of sun in a hot environment will last a lot shorter time than one in a shaded or cooler environment.

My feeling and experience is that in our Northern European latitude a well designed, quality screen, LED's should last at least 5-10 years. You may get up to 15 years in the right environment.

For financing purposes we work on a financed life of 5-7 years - anything extra you can get is considered free!

In hotter climes, particularly with sun on the front, life will be reduced.

Be aware that nearly all LED displays will look great on day 1. But one with low quality chips or with poor cooling or control will deteriorate very quickly.
2010-01-12azeez writes:
Hello there,
I run a bill board signage company and am looking to change them all to LED. Email me quotations and brochure (larry88_@hotmail.com)
Thank you
2010-01-29sabrina writes:
Hi

I am looking to install a back-lit electronic billboard on a wall that is roughly 2.5x 3m. Can you please recommend a good company where I may find this.

Thank you!
2010-02-13Darryl writes:
Hello,

I have a mini digital billboard display business that is much more cost effective for those looking to advertise their business on a large scale.
Ad cost is $25.00/mo. I you wanta unit for your business, cab service, bus, limo etc., contact me at creativeadlink@gmail.com for more information.

Thanks,

Darryl
2010-03-22Tshepo writes:
Hello to you all.I am a new and imerging outdoor advatising company in Botwana,a country next to South Africa.Pleace furnish me with the deferant types and sizes as well as pricing on your LED outdoor electronic billboars.
Thank you
2010-03-23Vik de los Santos writes:
I have signage business here in the Philippines. I want to shift to LED. Can you help me how to start on this technology?
2010-04-28Shumba writes:
I am looking for a catalog and prices for advertising screens of various sizes (indoor and outdoor. I am in South Africa.
2010-05-11joe writes:
Hi,i am from india looking for LED/indoor/outoor display billboards pls contact adaa.media@gmail.com send the quote we are looking for a large quantity
thankyou
2010-06-07Smile writes:
We are a leading LED display manufactory. If you have any requirement, Skype/msn me: Smilelightcn@Hotmail.com.
2010-06-07Sally writes:
We are a are one of the leading&largest manufacturer and specially supply LED dispaly screen and LED lights with high quality&competitive price.
welcome to contact me for technical support or inquiry on LED display or LED lights.
MSN: sally064@hotmail.com
Skype: sally2009100
2010-06-18philip writes:
hi, im a student and planning to make a thesis that is related to this kind of technology, , using Leds, can you tell us, how much it would cost if we will construct our own billboard, at least its approximate price, thank you
2010-06-19Overseas writes:
I am interested in purchasing atleast one LED display screen. The sizes I am interested in are 9x16, 9x12 and a slightly smaller unit too. Must be fan cooled. Kindly send me quotes on these, including specs such as diodes. Please quote by quality of picture too. I am a very interested buyer. Thank you.(mawingo@hotmail.com)
2010-07-01Bruno D'Angelo writes:
My company is currently looking to buy a 9x16 outdoor electronic billboard. I am interested in any information regarding both initial cost and operating cost and reliability. I am also interested in learning more about this technology in order to be able to make a better and more informed decision. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
2010-07-29Amit writes:
I would like to buy an electronic/LED billboard.I run an education institute in India,and we need a LED Billboard. send me ur brochure,prices and billboard sizes of all type.it urgent.
2010-07-29Amit writes:
I would like to buy an electronic/LED billboard.I run an education institute in India,and we need a LED Billboard. send me ur brochure,prices and billboard sizes of all type.it urgent.
2010-07-30chetan manwani writes:
@Amit
I am not able to see your contact details please mail it to me or get in touch with below are my details and brief about company
M 9999388658
email chetan@mic.co.in
website www.mic.co.in
MIC Electronics Limited, is an ISO 9001:2000 Indian Multinational Company, with a turnover of over Rs.325.00 Crores. We are the Only Manufacturer of True Color LED Video Displays in India and are proud to be rated among the top 10 in the World.
2010-07-30chetan manwani writes:
Hi,I am a new entrant to this blog with good experience on LED Boards and advertising , working with great company MIC Electronics Ltd ,
I welcome if any query or information on the same.Sales query in all regions of India will be immediately responded,below are my details
m 9999388658
chetan.manw@gmail.com - for general query
chetan@mic.co.in - for sales query
Gr8 blog ,wished I have joined earlier
2010-08-02Prince writes:
Looking for partners to launch electronic billboards across a number of locations (acquired sites) in various states in Nigeria

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Darren Kubel, WireSpring
Christie Liu, Strategy Institute
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