[jimmiejo]

jdoc was right about Zoom Media, they basically own the toilet ad market in Canada, especially here in Toronto (the shitty ads are in every other stall that serves the same ironic purpose).

It's not an innovative idea, and there certainly isn't demand from a consumer standpoint to see ads while they're "taking a load off", but it might just be your local market that has yet to add this form of cluter to your marketing agenda.

I work in the ad biz, but really can't stand ads; I've gotta bit of Howard Gossage in me. I prefer interactive, intriguing, entertainment.

So to somewhat put all of my crap (I'm full of puns today) together, this unoriginal idea reminds of those people you run into at a party every now and then. The close talkers. Why the hell do you have to be in my face to talk to me? Are you near sighted? You stay on the other side of the room and if I think you look interesting or attractive I'll come over there to have a conversation with you; learn a bit more about you, and we'll see where it goes from there. But damnit, get outta my face.

[NeeJam]

i have seen this idea being used in a few restaurants i have visited but this is still really an untapped area, as not alot of people have ventured into this area and if you capitalise on it now you could be on to a winner but only if you can work out a way to stop the graffiti