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Your Sneak Peek at Sign Expo’s Educational ActivitiesSome studies have shown that training improves employee productivity by as much as 230 percent. That’s why you need to check out the growin

Supreme Court to Hear Sign Code CaseThe U.S. Supreme Court will tackle a hotly debated sign ordinance out of Arizona next week. Reed v. Town of Gilbert challenges a sign code that limits the size and

Regulators Learn How and Why Digital Signage Can WorkDozens of regulators now have new insights into the world of digital signage. At the invitation of the Jamestown (NY) Planning Commission, ISA&rsqu

City Officials and Effective Sign Codes – Can This Be True?Mayors, city council members and city staff –the very people who usually vote on and approve sign ordinances – gathered at the

End Your Frustration – New Online Resource for UL Subscribers UnveiledIf your business is a subscriber to Underwriter Laboratories LLC (UL) follow-up service (FUS) for sign certification, a new online

Sign Careers Pique Interest from Tech EducatorsWorking with career and technical educators is crucial to ensuring the sign and visual communications industry has the skilled workforce it needs to expa

Breaking Down Architectural Signage OpportunitiesThe International Sign Association has been working extensively with the architectural signage community over the past few years – providing rese

How ISA Advocates in 30,000 JurisdictionsThe International Sign Association works in communities all over the country – big and small – to ensure that sign codes everywhere are fair and bu

Another ‘YES’ for EMCsIt was a comprehensive update to the sign code – one approved by the Board of County Commissioners in Kitsap County, Wash. on November 10, 2014. The move modified almos

Planners Educated About Sign IndustryEducating planners and local officials about the importance of effective signage is crucial to the development of reasonable sign codes. That’s why ISA was s

OSHA Updates Employer-Reporting Requirements for Occupational Accidents and InjuriesBeginning January 1, 2015, there will be a change to what covered employers are required to report to the Occupation

Signage Foundation Marks Five Year Collaboration with the University of Cincinnati The Signage Foundation Inc. (SFI) recently completed its five-year conference partnership with the University of Cin