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Oakley Signs Debuts Premium Signage Lineup at 2025 REMAX BOC
Oakley Signs Debuts Premium Signage Lineup at 2025 REMAX BOC

Yahoo

time04-08-2025

  • Business
  • Yahoo

Oakley Signs Debuts Premium Signage Lineup at 2025 REMAX BOC

WASHINGTON, DC / / August 4, 2025 / Oakley Signs, an approved supplier of REMAX signs and other high-quality real estate marketing materials, will unveil an exciting line of premium signage at the 2025 REMAX Broker Owner Conference, to be held August 3-5 at the Marriott Marquis in Washington, D.C. Conference attendees can visit the Chicago-based company at Booth 518 to experience an all-new lineup designed to boost curb appeal and deliver lasting impact. They can also take advantage of Oakley Signs' best pricing of the year, offered exclusively to event participants. "We're excited to connect with REMAX leaders from across the country and showcase how Oakley is helping brokers and agents elevate their brand presence in today's competitive market," said Austin Blonde, president of Oakley Signs. Oakley Signs will also offer dedicated online portals to simplify the ordering process. With Oakley's program, REMAX real estate companies gain custom-branded web storefronts that give their agents easy access to premium, customized signage. As the sponsor of the BOC PBS Reception at 5:30 p.m. EDT, August 4, Oakley Signs will give REMAX top-producing brokers a unique opportunity to mingle and share essential industry insights. Conference participants are invited to visit the Oakley Signs booth to learn more about the company's exclusive offerings. REMAX Affiliates can also visit to explore Oakley's full lineup of products. About Oakley Signs Oakley Signs has been a trusted partner for real estate professionals nationwide, delivering high-quality, customizable signage that helps agents and brokers build strong, recognizable brands. With fast turnaround times, free design services, and a commitment to innovation, Oakley Signs continues to set the standard in real estate marketing solutions. For all sales or media inquiries, please contact Sales Representative Justin Vantassel at or 1 (800) 373-5330. Contact Information Justin Vantassel Sales 373-5330 SOURCE: Oakley Signs View the original press release on ACCESS Newswire Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data

Niio Launches Streaming Art & Signage Service, Bringing Curated Visual Art Experiences to Every Screen
Niio Launches Streaming Art & Signage Service, Bringing Curated Visual Art Experiences to Every Screen

Yahoo

time31-07-2025

  • Business
  • Yahoo

Niio Launches Streaming Art & Signage Service, Bringing Curated Visual Art Experiences to Every Screen

Any screen. Any space. An always-on canvas for art, ambience, and digital culture NEW YORK, July 31, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Niio, the world's leading platform for streaming curated digital art, today announces the launch of its new Art & Signage Subscription Service—a breakthrough offering that transforms any screen into an always-on canvas for curated visual art experiences, with optional features for branded content and messaging. Already trusted by global brands like Hilton, Marriott, Samsung, and Meta, Niio's technology is now available to businesses of all sizes—bringing high-impact visual culture into everyday spaces, from boutique hotels and wellness studios to clinics, salons, professional offices, and creatively driven workspaces. Reimagining Screens in the Age of Digital Culture Over 30% of businesses have public facing screens on their walls. And yet, most of them sit idle—either off, playing daytime TV, looping dashboards, or displaying generic corporate messaging. Niio changes that. With a simple app installation, any screen becomes a source of beauty, inspiration, and ambience. The platform delivers high-quality, always-on digital art that enhances how people feel—and how they engage with the space around them. An Elegant Platform for Art, Atmosphere, and Messaging Designed for the experience economy and built for simplicity, Niio's platform provides: The world's largest curated library of digital artworks, from nearly 10,000 artists and galleries in 150+ countries Support for all digital formats, including photography, video, AI-generated, and code-based generative art Pre-curated playlists by industry and theme, plus AI-powered tools to curate personalized art experiences Stunning 4K playback on supported devices Integrated signage features to upload branded content or announcements Full scheduling tools for rotating between art and messaging content And with Niio's proprietary Default Art Mode, screens automatically revert to curated digital art when not in use—creating a seamless, elevated experience throughout the day. Enterprise-Grade Power. Self-Service Simplicity. Niio offers two tailored access models: Enterprise: For global brands and property portfolios, Niio powers large-scale digital art strategies across public areas and private spaces. Self-Service: Starting at just $50/month, any business can activate a Niio-powered experience in minutes—just like installing a Netflix or Spotify app. Available on 300M+ Devices Worldwide Niio is compatible with every major platform, including: Amazon Fire TV and the Amazon Signage Stick Samsung Tizen, LG WebOS Android TV and Google TV Apple TV Through strategic partnerships with Samsung, Amazon, and others, Niio ensures global accessibility and simple deployment—at scale or screen-by-screen. A New Form of Patronage By subscribing to Niio, every business becomes a patron of the arts—supporting working artists from around the world. Each screen-turned-canvas not only enriches a space, but also directly benefits the creator behind the work. With content curated to suit every environment and mood, Niio offers businesses a meaningful way to engage with art and culture while inspiring their audiences. Leadership Commentary Rob Anders, Co-Founder & CEO of Niio: 'We've spent years helping global brands integrate digital art into physical environments. With this launch of our new streaming art subscription service, we're opening access to one of the most significant collections of curated visual art experiences—backed by powerful tools and thoughtful design. Any screen can now become a source of beauty and meaning, while supporting the global artist community.' Availability Niio's Streaming Art & Signage Subscription is available globally today. Plans start at $50/month, with a 30-day free trial and exclusive hardware bundles available at About Niio Niio is the world's leading platform for streaming, curating, and experiencing digital art. Operating in over 150 countries and working with nearly 10,000 artists and galleries, Niio turns screens into immersive cultural experiences—transforming how businesses use space, connect with audiences, and support the arts. A photo accompanying this announcement is available at A video accompanying this announcement is available at CONTACT: Contact: nora@ while retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error while retrieving data Error while retrieving data Error while retrieving data Error while retrieving data

Carlisle Tullie removes sign in listed building row
Carlisle Tullie removes sign in listed building row

BBC News

time10-07-2025

  • General
  • BBC News

Carlisle Tullie removes sign in listed building row

A museum has removed its new sign following a row over the impact on its Grade I listed in Carlisle, had changed its signage following a refurbishment and to reflect a recent rebrand from its old name of Tullie and District Civic Trust claimed it had happened without the necessary permission being obtained, while Cumberland Council said Tullie had been given permission for the sign on the Gatehouse, however it had not been erected in accordance with the specifications of the planning consent. In a social media post Tullie said it had not been asked to take the signs down. "We're temporarily taking down the blue sign from the Gatehouse to ease a small number of concerns while we progress conversations with relevant parties over the look and design of the sign," a spokesman said."It is important to clarify that prior to our recently completed redevelopment work we obtained planning permissions and listed building consents for all the planned works including signage." The civic trust called the building "iconic" and claimed the museum was "flouting planning law".A spokesman said of the signage change: "It is appalling that a trust, charged with the protection of our heritage and culture, have acted in such a cavalier and illegal manner."Cumberland Council said it was in negotiations with Tullie over their application and no enforcement action had been taken.A spokesman said: "The sign which was erected was not in accordance with the permission and therefore further permissions are required due to slight nuances in location and size. "Signage also requires advertisement consent - there is a current live application in for this. A new listed building consent will be required for the new signage." Follow BBC Cumbria on X, Facebook, Nextdoor and Instagram.

Ilkley Starbucks sign on pole put up without permission
Ilkley Starbucks sign on pole put up without permission

BBC News

time08-07-2025

  • Business
  • BBC News

Ilkley Starbucks sign on pole put up without permission

A Starbucks cafe and drive-thru has put up an illuminated sign on a 9-metre high (29.5ft) pole without planning permission, according to a local councillor.A new branch of the coffee shop in Ben Rhydding, Ilkley, West Yorkshire, opened on Friday, with the totem sign outside. The sign, which has the Starbucks logo and information about the cost of charging an electric vehicle, is directly opposite a row of terraced houses. Plans for the sign had been removed from the planning application for the site, according to council documents, and Conservative councillor Andrew Loy said it was "completely unacceptable" that it had been installed. The cafe is located on the main road into Ilkley from Leeds, on the corner of Wheatley Lane and Collyer said: "Thank you to the residents who contacted me about this, and those who submitted representations to the council. "It is completely unacceptable that the signage was installed without permission, and I objected to this application."After discussions with the council, the owner omitted the 9m 'totem pole' from the scheme, so that does not have permission and will now need to be removed."He said if it was not removed "promptly", he would be following the matter up with the planning enforcement department at the council.A report by council planning officers said: "Following discussions with the agent for this application, the totem pole sign has since been omitted from the scheme and a new set of plans submitted for assessment."As the totem pole has been constructed on site prior to the determination of the application, this becomes a matter for an investigation though planning enforcement procedures."Bradford Council and Starbucks have been contacted for comment. Listen to highlights from West Yorkshire on BBC Sounds, catch up with the latest episode of Look North.

Street drinking and rough sleeping: What you could now be fined for in Albuferia
Street drinking and rough sleeping: What you could now be fined for in Albuferia

The Independent

time30-06-2025

  • The Independent

Street drinking and rough sleeping: What you could now be fined for in Albuferia

Albufeira, Portugal, introduced new legislation on June 24 to curb antisocial behavior among tourists. Holidaymakers can face significant fines for actions including wearing swimwear outside beach or pool zones, drinking alcohol in the street, and public urination. The new code of conduct aims to prevent 'excessive behaviour' and protect the municipality's image as a tourist destination. Signage will be installed throughout the resort, and an initial grace period will involve warnings before fines are issued. This initiative follows a viral video of naked dancing and aligns with similar measures adopted by other European tourist cities like Barcelona and Dubrovnik.

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