Event Technology: Live streaming

Catching a flight during the holiday season is rarely an experience worth writing home about. Unless you happen to be flying with Canadian airline WestJet, which changed the game forever in 2013 with the trend-setting viral masterpiece Christmas Miracle. In this, its third iteration of the program in 2015, the brand enlisted the help of […]

One of the longest-running sports sponsorships in the industry became one of the leading sports sponsorships in the industry when it unleashed a series of technology-fueled “firsts” that gave tennis fans unprecedented access to the sport they love. The 2015 American Express US Open Activation kicked off with Rally on the River, the first-ever hydro-interactive […]

As more and more live events are becoming the key creative for television ads, brands are looking for innovative ways to make the on-air experience as compelling as the real one. Enter #MoreMusic, Target’s take on the trend and the first-of-its-kind live broadcast of a four-minute Imagine Dragons concert during the 2015 Grammys. The program […]

Target has pulled off some high-profile, high-concept, and very successful buzz-generating events. But in some cases the only consumers who could see them first-hand were in New York and Los Angeles. So the retailer set out to bring its innovation to the masses—by taking them to the movies. With a campaign called Falling for You, […]

Times Square has long been prime real estate for b-to-c stunts and activations, but the Crossroads of the World has also become a sought-after venue for innovative b-to-b programs. To mark the launch of its two newest motorcycles, Kawasaki busted out of the hotel conference room and paired the power of the Big Apple with […]