Technology
Panasonic in 3D
There’s nothing like a long line to pique the public’s interest. And that’s exactly what Panasonic has done with its sponsor pavilion at the 2010 Winter Olympics—twice! Outside the brand’s two-story, glass-front structure, fans wait in line to get their tickets and assigned showtimes for a seat in one of two 3D theater experiences hidden...
The Samsung Pavilion
They say you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover. Well, maybe you should. With a slick exterior design more reminiscent of a museum than a temporary brand experience, Samsung’s branded center at the Olympic Live City gets an A for its exterior curb appeal (Design: Imagination, New York City). Consumers first access an HD...
A Video Tour of Bell Canada’s Ice Cube
It is the largest sponsor at the 2010 Winter Olympics, using the Games as a platform for brand growth, b-to-b hospitality, technology showcases and yes, sales generation. For Bell Canada, the Vancouver Games is an opportunity that couldn’t be passed up. Those on the ground at the Games find the Bell Canada brand, literally, everywhere....
LEGO Debuts New Universe at CES
At January’s Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, LEGO unveiled the LEGO Universe Massively Multiplayer Online Game (MMOG), which is expected to bring the brand to life for thousands of online players all over the globe when it is launched later this year. The toy brand’s goal is to put the focus on building and...