Pattison billboards glow with new electrically-charged paper

Pattison billboards are aglow for Rogers Wireless in an effort to promo the company's I-Tunes enabled mobile offering. Specially-created electroluminescent posters use electrically-charged paper to illuminate different parts of the creative in a pre-established sequence. The technology, from Toronto-based Flashtech, creates the illusion of motion and provides a brightness comparable to a neon sign without the bulk. The billboards will appear in Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton and Ottawa. Publicis Canada did the creative and MBS did the media buy.

Pattison billboards are aglow for Rogers Wireless in an effort to promo the company’s I-Tunes enabled mobile offering. Specially-created electroluminescent posters use electrically-charged paper to illuminate different parts of the creative in a pre-established sequence. The technology, from Toronto-based Flashtech, creates the illusion of motion and provides a brightness comparable to a neon sign without the bulk. The billboards will appear in Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton and Ottawa. Publicis Canada did the creative and MBS did the media buy.