Posters, Handbills, etc Sample Clauses

Posters, Handbills, etc. Posters are printed and stuck on walls or specified frames like Kiosks. Kiosks are boxes fixed on lamp posts. Posters can be made very colorful and bright as well as of very big size. Handbills are printed in small sizes and are distributed directly on the streets or at the gates of some institutions or play houses or other establishments. Posters are very much used at railway stations, street crossing, inside cinema halls and restaurants and such other public places. (a) Posters have some lasting value, (b) They are attractive because pictures and colors are used and now-a-days shining fluorescent ink creates further attractions, (c) But handbills have purely temporary value, (d) It is very difficult to reach very large number of persons through handbills, (e) Posters can be seen by large number of people. (f) But large number of posters have to be stuck, (g) Printing of pesters is a costly affair.
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