Billboard Liberation

Click on the “See the first liberated billboard” link below to start your tour through several examples of billboard liberation.
For yet more information, see:

Our Vandalism page

Billboard Liberation Front: The Art & Science of Billboard Improvement

Maximum Participation Billboard Liberation

Smashing the Image Factory: a Manual of Billboard Subversion & Destruction

interrupt pathological, media-simulated social interaction

Busted Amsterdam Billboards

See the first liberated billboard

On This Day in Snigglery	March 10, 2000: USA Today publishes a front-page article about a woman who drowned trying to flee Cuba. The woman in the photo was still alive, and the article, by Jack Kelley, was a complete fiction. (See News Trolls for more)