Belgium - Clear Channel Belgium

Clear Channel is Belgium’s largest outdoor media company offering the most complete range of outdoor advertising products covering billboard, street furniture, transit, and point of sale advertising panels. To assist advertisers and agencies in their search for interactive solutions enabling them to control costs and profits, Clear Channel Belgium has launched a new division in 2008: Clear Channel Interactive.

Billboards: More O’Ferrall has provided high quality, illuminated large format billboards since 1960. The range includes 36m² and 16m² supersites and 20m² panels nationwide.

Street Furniture: Adshel is our worldwide award-winning street furniture brand, which operates over 6.000 municipal contracts around the world. With 8.400 faces, Adshel provides 40% of the street furniture in Belgium, offering a range of 2m² and 8m² panels nationwide.

Transit: Our transit business includes exclusive contracts with the railway company and 2 national public transport companies. Publifer provides products in the railway stations, including back-illuminated 2m² posters in 39 railway stations throughout Belgium. Metrabus provides tram and bus advertising, including fully decorated trams and buses. MTB runs back-illuminated 2m² panels in Brussels and Charleroi metro systems.

Point of sale: The Carrefour Group chose Clear Channel as its exclusive partner for the development and installation of an innovative external advertising product range. Clear Channel Malls provides back-illuminated 2m² and 8m² panels.

Clear Channel Advantage: This division helps advertisers to develop events in street-, event- or i-marketing by offering new locations, new kind of advertising media and to stay open to the use of new technologies.

Clear Channel Interactive: In the logical extension of Clear Channel Advantage that has offered unique and innovative solutions for a number of years, Clear Channel Interactive is a new development division that will explore the opportunities that result from the constant evolution of technological possibilities surrounding traditional display.