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I don’t expect any laws to really change this any time soon, but the billboards in Times Square are about as egregious in this regard as it possibly could get.
by brirec 4y ago
I don’t expect any laws to really change this any time soon, but the billboards in Times Square are about as egregious in this regard as it possibly could get.
- chirau 4y agoI wouldn't say any of them are individually too bright (except maybe the big Nasdaq screen). I would say, however, that the density or collection of the boards makes for a really lit up scene. What disturbs me more is the frequent changes in color due to ads switching and lights going from on to off or one color to another. That fast and random changing can be annoying.
- kube-system 4y agoNY does have laws about this, but I'm going to guess that if anywhere has exemptions, it's Times Square. https://www.dot.ny.gov/divisions/engineering/real-estate/repository/cevms-criteria-for-website.pdf https://www.dot.ny.gov/divisions/engineering/real-estate/rep...