Federal Judge Audrey Collins
More than a dozen sign company lawsuits against the city of Los Angeles have been stayed by U.S. District Judge Audrey Collins pending a decision by the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals on her ruling that the city’s 2002 ban on off-site advertising signs is unconstitutional.
Posted under Billboards, L.A. City Government, Skytag, Supergraphics, World Wide Rush
This post was written by dennis on January 18, 2010
Skytag Supergraphic on Mayfair Hotel
On Jan. 5 of this year, Domingo Sauceda looked out the window of his office on West 7th St. in downtown Los Angeles and saw what he thought was window washing equipment being hung from the south side of the Mayfair Hotel a block to the west. However, it became apparent that instead of the windows being washed, a 10-story high supergraphic sign depicting the statue of liberty was being applied to the building.
Posted under Billboards, Michael McNeilly, Skytag, Supergraphics
This post was written by dennis on December 5, 2009
What will be next? An ad for a movie or TV show? A car? A video game? What will people living on this leafy street just off Wilshire Blvd. in the Miracle Mile area wake up one morning to see, brought to them by Mr. McNeilly.
For more, see the following:
FRAUD: Michael McNeilly, self-proclaimed artist and defender of free speech,
Sky Tag Seeks Permanent Injunction, Expansion of Supergraphic Sites
Posted under Michael McNeilly, Skytag, Supergraphics, Uncategorized
This post was written by dennis on October 29, 2009
Mayfair Hotel (left), CNN Tower
Sky Tag, the company of Michael McNeilly, self-proclaimed defender of artistic freedom, is asking the federal court to permanently enjoin the city from enforcing its ban on supergraphic signs at 21 locations. A judge granted Skytag a preliminary injunction at 18 of the sites earlier this year.
Posted under Billboards, L.A. City Government, Michael McNeilly, Skytag, Supergraphics
This post was written by dennis on September 12, 2009
