When fans pour into the newly expanded Bobcat Stadium this fall, they’ll be treated to two new scoreboards, a giant video screen and sound system that come from the inspiration and hard work of a group of Montana State University alumni at Advanced Electronic Designs in Bozeman.
Read FullWith exactly one month to go before the first home game of the 2011 football season, construction crews started putting in place Wednesday a key piece of the $10 million Bobcat Stadium expansion – a giant new scoreboard with a high-resolution video screen.
Read FullOnly passersby that stare at the sidewalk could’ve missed the new, gigantic Forever 21 display in Times Square, which debuted late June. The 91,257-sq.-ft. megastore makes Forever 21’s Times Square location the largest single-brand apparel store in Manhattan.
Read FullWhat’s arguably the biggest, brightest, and most photographed sign in New York’s Times Square was designed and engineered by six Montana State University graduates who’ve made a successful business by putting creativity and challenge at the center of their work.
Read FullAs a media façade, the ABC Times Square Studios’ LED display is a sight to behold. Nine, curvilinear, horizontal, LED video ribbons undulate around the facade’s front. Home to ABC’s Good Morning America, the building presents what seems to be a gigantic TV screen that displays network news and upcoming program and entertainment previews. Actually, […]
Read FullNYC never sleeps, and Times Square’s signs never stop changing. New sign projects pop up daily as leases expire and new clients move in with billboard change-outs and neon-to-LED replacements. Older LED displays become higher-resolution models.
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Day 2 – We headed off to explore Nara! Brett played a little socker along the way while impersonating the Penguin! At the train station, Bryan and Jason were able to arrange a tour with a local college student named Mai. Mai led us on a tour of Nara and its many sites for 7 […]
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New York City’s Times Square is known as the “Crossroads of the World.” Approximately 1.5 million people pass through the intersection of Broadway and 42nd Street every day, and millions more see the area daily on television broadcasts. No better place for outdoor advertising exists. As a result, dazzling signs have become a Times Square trademark.
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