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  • Verizon Offers Bowl Fans a Power House

    Verizon’s Power House activation for the Super Bowl in New York City’s Bryant Park was monumental, both in size and impact. The brand set out to create awe-inspiring technology experiences showcasing its network, products and services, including the brand new LTE Multicast, Verizon’s future network technology. To do that, the brand created a 15,000-square-foot brand […]

  • Oprah Tour Takes a Social-by-Design Approach

    Oprah doesn’t know how to do anything by half measures, and her The Life You Want tour was no exception. It hit the road last year with a truly staggering list of objectives, including creating an unforgettable experience that made a data capture tool, the O Tour Wristband, a core part of the show. The […]

  • H&R Block’s ATM Spits Money at Consumers

    Imagine walking up to an ATM and having it spit out $10 bills at you. That’s what happened in a direct-to-consumer experience activated by H&R Block, the consumer tax services provider, to demonstrate the importance of having tax professionals prepare income tax returns. The program grew out of a 2013 study of self-prepared tax returns […]

  • Tic Tac Attracts Millennials with Sweet Customization

    A native app, RFID technology and a campaign microsite helped Ferrero’s Tic Tac brand reach millennials and tap into the customization that younger consumers enjoy. Attendees at the month-long My Pack Tour, a mobile tour that traveled to music and arts fests, gave them the chance to create custom Tic Tac packs and share their […]

  • SXSW Puts Bodies in Motion with Gesture-Based Tech

    What better way to kick off the inaugural SXSW Gaming Awards in Austin, Texas, than with an interactive game that had the audience at Dell Hall in the Long Center swinging their arms left and right as they directed a Pac-Man-like character through a maze on a large screen onstage—and having a great deal of […]