Culture Jamming: More Amended National Billboards

Friday, 3 June 2005, 3:58 pm
Opinion: Culture Jamming

Revising National's new billboards is proving a popular pastime in the blogosphere. A Scoop reader kicked off the fun yesterday with a group of eight amended versions, they have proved popular and are the top rating item on Scoop.co.nz today. A quick look in the referrer logs has now uncovered three more alternate versions of the billboards.

- Scoop Co-Editor Alastair Thompson

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