Media Overview

The printed signage market is set to turn it around after five years of steady decline, a new report forecasts, four airports link up to offer unique advertising network; discussing trends and trade shows with Roland DG; and helping the heroes with large scale projections.

British out-of-home firm Trueform lands New York subway contract; Epson expands the SureColor range; super high resolution imagery with Richard Osbourne; and retelling fashion with PressOn and Harrods.

This year's FESPA was big, bright and busy and Sign7 News was there discovering the latest innovations, market trends and the product launches that took place. FESPA will return for 2020 in Madrid, where new feature Sportswear Pro 2020 will be co-located with the Global Print Expo and European Sign Expo.

An unlikely collaboration brings 3D printed outfits to the Met Gala; British Chinese artist plays tribute to neon; Righton Blackburn addresses misunderstandings around plastic use; and the Goldsmiths Centre opens its doors to celebrate letter cutting

A new campaign from City to Sea and Ocean Outdoor is aiding the fight against plastic pollution; entries open for this year's British Sign Awards; SAi launches Flexi 19 at FESPA; and bringing The MagicTouch to The Print Show 2019.

The printed signage market is set to turn it around after five years of steady decline, a new report forecasts, four airports link up to offer unique advertising network; discussing trends and trade shows with Roland DG; and helping the heroes with large scale projections.

British out-of-home firm Trueform lands New York subway contract; Epson expands the SureColor range; super high resolution imagery with Richard Osbourne; and retelling fashion with PressOn and Harrods.

This year's FESPA was big, bright and busy and Sign7 News was there discovering the latest innovations, market trends and the product launches that took place. FESPA will return for 2020 in Madrid, where new feature Sportswear Pro 2020 will be co-located with the Global Print Expo and European Sign Expo.

An unlikely collaboration brings 3D printed outfits to the Met Gala; British Chinese artist plays tribute to neon; Righton Blackburn addresses misunderstandings around plastic use; and the Goldsmiths Centre opens its doors to celebrate letter cutting

A trailblazer group working to establish a new apprenticeship for the sign industry has taken the first steps; poor signs affecting motorway driving; in conversation with traditional sign painter Mike Meyer; and franchise Signarama returns to the UK.

A media company that owns major radio stations in the UK has completed its purchase of three out-of-home companies; a major deal for Africa and Asia will see shopping centres benefit from bespoke, multipurpose displays; Hybrid Services discusses the latest market trends; and Clear Channel looks to design students to revitalise the high street.

The signage designs for the Harvey Milk Terminal at San Francisco International Airport are to be written into law; the first blue cabin signage for aircraft launched; ISA-UK reflects on the first months as a new-look organisation; and supporting veterans with a new car wrap.