OAAC LAUNCHES VIRTUAL OFFICE
By Adnews Staff
The Outdoor Advertising Association of Canada's new office plans on being in people's faces. That's because the OAAC has gotten rid of its old office and administrative staff and set up shop on the Web. John Baird, the OAAC's current chair, told Adnews the group made the move to cut costs. The association's business will now be handled over the Internet and by e-mail from the various members' offices. Reception, courier and mail services will still operate from the group's previous office which is now occupied by the Canadian Outdoor Measurement Bureau. But anyone looking for OAAC news on lobbying or the BILLI awards should be able to find what they're looking for on the Web. The OAAC is a national organization that establishes ethics, provides lobbying support and develops programs that advance the profile of outdoor advertising. The website address is