Human billboards are selling advertising on their bodies and clothes. Alex Brenda, seen in this undated photo, is selling advertising space on his mortar board to help pay off his student loans ...

Human billboards are simply people that hold signs or banners emblazoned with promotional and advertising messages in high-traffic areas of the community; usually outside, in front, or in close ...

Wanted: Adventurous video game fans willing to change their identities. Must be willing to live for a year as dinosaur hunter called Turok. Hoping to push back the frontiers of advertising, a ...

How human billboards have transformed over time in urban advertising? The concept of human billboards is not entirely new. Dating back to the 19th century, human billboards were commonly used in ...

A few have pointed out that this is not the first time "human billboards" have been deployed by a brand. On the other hand, many X users claimed that the concept made them feel disturbed/uncomfortable ...

Human billboards are common and have been used since the 19th century to advertise shops or offers. As advertising posters started to be taxed and competition for wall space became fierce, human ...

“Human billboards” encouraged drivers and pedestrians to be aware of their surroundings at several busy crosswalks in Tyler Tuesday. Since January, there have been six fatal auto-pedestrian accidents ...

The concept of human billboards is not entirely new. Dating back to the 19th century, human billboards were commonly used in areas where advertising posters and space were taxed or in short supply.