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  • AT&T Connects With Seniors At How-To Events

    AT&T is connecting with the over-65 set this fall by hosting a series of free educational events throughout the Northeast. The regional Cell Phones for Seniors and Surfing for Seniors program kicked off at senior centers in Connecticut and Massachusetts in mid-August and will likely expand to other states.

  • Coke Connects Locally At The Olympic Games

    For 16 days of the Olympic Games and 11 days of the Paralympics Games in August Coca-Cola connected with stakeholders and consumers in Beijing via its Coca-Cola Shuang Experience Center  (the Coca-Cola Pavilion). Highlighting its 80 years of Olympic Games sponsorship the brand offered visitors a timeline of its ties to the Games as well as locally-relevant displays. The brand named its Coca-Cola Pavilion “Shuang” since in Chinese it means “intense emotional and physical refreshment ” a tribute to the excitement of the Games and the traits of its beverage.

  • Delta Lands At New York Wine & Food Fest

    Delta Air Lines made a smooth connection with the 22 000 attendees of the Food Network New York City Wine & Food Festival which took place Oct. 9-12. The event featured celebrity chefs such as Rachael Ray and Bobby Flay seminars and panel discussions food demonstrations cooking classes tasting parties and entertainment.

    For Delta the four-day wine-and-food fest offered a chance to tout its customer service in-flight experience and destinations at its Delta SKY360 New York lounge at the Grand Tasting and via unique transportation amenities throughout the weekend.

  • New Exhibits Offer Pre-fab Costs

    When budgets are tight exhibition designers can help you come up with solutions that still look great but cost less. Turning to some of today’s newest modular systems is one way designers are keeping budgets under control while creating a design statement that looks custom but isn’t.

  • Nespresso Offers Shoppers a ‘Sensorial Experience’

    At first glance the sleek Nespresso pop-up boutique in the newly renovated 25 400-square-foot cosmetics department inside New York City’s Bloomingdales department store could be mistaken for a cosmetics counter as well. That is until the aroma of espresso entices the senses.