Ian chats with Zoe Harrison (1854) and Janet Guest (JCDecaux) to discuss the annual national photography competition Portrait of Britain. The joint venture between JCDecaux and the British Photography Journal uses out of home screens to turn Britain into a national gallery, showcasing people across genders, geographies and generations. Photos of the public, by the public, in public, serves as a reminder of the broadness and diversity of audiences across the country. Find out how you can use the power of the public screen to amplify your message across every diverse audience in Britain today.

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