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A Towson injury firm holding the Charles Center screen through downtown business hours.
Every one of these is a real client on a real screen, photographed after it went up. Some are businesses. Some are birthdays. One is a proposal.
A Towson injury firm holding the Charles Center screen through downtown business hours.
Phone, QR code and starting price, all readable from the street. He brought his wife down to see it.
A Severna Park scalp clinic running an evening window into downtown traffic.
Six years in business for a Baltimore beauty brand, and a photo she posted everywhere.
A ten-year anniversary show, with the date, the venue and the ticket handle on screen.
Fight promotion pushing Eventbrite sales in the fortnight before the card.
An album launch welcoming the artist to the city on a full-height vertical screen.
Seventeen years in business, marked on the Charles and Pratt screen.
A birthday tribute, and five friends who drove downtown to stand under it.
A fintech platform on the Chinatown screen at Gallery Place, one of the busiest pavements in the city.
A homecoming album release on the Navy Yard corner, running straight into a game-day crowd.
A label campaign with a QR code straight to the follow, wrapping a two-face corner.
An honoree campaign that ran through snow. Digital stays legible when paper would have given up.
A birthday tribute on an interstate-facing board, lit against the Midtown skyline.
A barber who wrote a novel, driving Amazon sales from a roadside screen.
Signed, Breon. Days from booking to live. She said yes.
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