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Supreme Court to Release Decision on Sign Code CaseAny day now, the U.S. Supreme Court is expected to rule on a hotly debated sign ordinance case out of Arizona. The outcome of this case is extremely

New eBook Demystifies Digital SignageThe digital signage industry is growing and evolving at warp speed. So is the desire among sign companies to learn more about it. Some of you are already flourish

Sign News Alert: South Carolina Officials Tackle Licensing Issue TodayThe very first meeting of South Carolina’s Sign Study Committee takes place in Columbia, SC today. This is an important meet

Did You Hear About “Mobilegeddon”?Folks in Texas celebrated San Jacinto Day on April 21. And in Ohio, child care workers were being honored. But did April 21 mean anything special to you? It shoul

Thousands of Planners Gather to Learn About Sign CodesSix months ago, a planner from York County, Virginia was attempting to revise regulations that pertain to electronic signs. It’s a daunting

Hundreds of Planners Log-On to Talk About Downtown SignageLet’s set the scene. It’s Downtown Somewhere and planners are going back and forth about sign codes. One planner suggests that all

3 New ISA Videos You Don’t Want to MissThe ISA International Sign Expo 2015 was a whirlwind of activity. New products, new partnerships and the International Sign Association’s latest project

ISA Sign Expo Attendees Take Home New Products and New IdeasThe International Sign Association’s president and CEO, Lori Anderson, said it best, “ISA Sign Expo 2015 was exhilarating.&rdquo

New Industry Research Now Online – Webinar Next Week There’s brand new research into the sign and visual communications industry that can help you grow your business. There’s also an acc

You Voted! And the Winner Goes To…The ISA International Sign Expo is a wrap!  But there’s still plenty of headlines coming out of last week’s event – like the winners for Best

Lonnie Stabler Honored for Dedication to Sign IndustryHe was part of the sign and visual communications industry for more than three decades. And he spent most of that time as a member of the Internat