Instead of using light boxes, movie posters could be printed on BRIGHTEC glow in the dark paper which, after only a few minutes' exposure to light, glows for hours. It also functions like typical inkjet paper, so you can run off pictures of little Suzie and then be started by her luminescent visage leering at you from the fridge when you sneak down for a midnight snack. (Try a shot of Conrad Black to help your New Years' diet resolutions.) It has the typical green cast associated with glow in the dark light, but is bright enough for potential use in, for example, nighttime signage or illuminated dashboards (to reduce power consumption). [GT]
BRIGHTEC glow in the dark papers [via SciFi Tech]
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