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-t'- <br />the spot, to suit the demographics of the people passing <br />by throughout the day or week. This allows the business <br />owner to advertise specials, display public service <br />informatiot, or provide other items of public interest in <br />a manner that can be quickly and easily read by those <br />passing at any given time. Consequently, the <br />effectiveness of an electronic message center is not <br />limited by the space or surface area constraints that <br />hamper business communication on <br />reader boards. ~~ <br />I'dlost Common Types <br />The industry is constantly improvise existing <br />technologies and devising new technolosies. As message <br />center technologies have developed, several display <br />types have become prominent. These displays may <br />present a few lines of copy, or can fill the whole sign <br />The sophistication of electronic "f~ pYdOr 1"estl^aint exists when speech is conditioned <br />message signs is truly amazing an upon the prior" approval of public officials.... The <br />electronic sign technology i 03"dinance Ye ZCireS en aoZn the (el"n2itJ 7" <br /> <br />continuing to advance at <br />breathtaking pace. This rapidly wheneve <br />developing technology and message' <br />corresponding fall in technology cos <br />]ras made it possible for even asmall change a <br />business to produce high-impac author"Zty <br />changeable copy video/graphi <br />displays. Ithas also led to regulatory <br />conflicts, most often due to outdated <br />codes, a stazk misunderstanding of <br />the purpose of on-premise signage, o <br />and false assumptions about traffic <br />safety. Because the regulatory reaction has frequently <br />focused on the electronic message center, the balance of <br />this Signline will focus on these particular signs. <br />However, the principles addressed apply equally to all <br />forms of changeable copy signs. ~ <br />q g b g p p ocess <br />r there is a proposed 'changing of the <br />on a sign. Requil^ing official permission to <br />sign's message is distul^bingly suggestive of <br />to sanction the message itself. " <br />King Enterprises, Inc., et al v. Thomas Township <br />215 F.Supp 2d. 891 (E.D. Mich, 2002) <br />face with pictures and/or information. The newest <br />technology provides everything from monochrome <br />(single color) to full color, as well as full action to <br />produce television quality pictures and copy. Typically, <br />computers control the signs, switching arrays of light <br />+Y <br />sgnline 40.PmJ 4 3/1312003. 12:45 PM <br />. 1 1 . <br />ne and temperature dis tave common too/s used by banks and lending institutions seeking to brand <br />their sites and become landmarks in their communities. <br />