Chicago police Commander Wayne Gulliford at a press conference with retrieved electronic advertising devices.
(M. SPENCER GREEN/ASSOCIATED PRESS)
Other cities
Device location was factor in reaction
Chicago police Commander Wayne Gulliford at a press conference with retrieved electronic advertising devices.
(M. SPENCER GREEN/ASSOCIATED PRESS)
In six of the nine other cities where the Turner Broadcasting System guerrilla ads were installed, they were not placed on or near major highways, bridges, or transit hubs, as they were in Boston. (Full article: 955 words)
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