Event Technology: Live streaming

Creating buzz for Howard Stern’s jump to Sirius Satellite Radio was the goal. The Howard Stern Nation campaign revolved around a live webcast of the shock jock’s last day on terrestrial radio and his much-anticipated move to satellite. After his last show for Infinity Broadcasting, camera crews followed Stern out of the studio and aboard […]

For Cisco, the launch of TelePresence, a new conferencing and business networking technology, would be arguably one of the most important rollouts in company history. So it needed an event that would motivate customers to experience the solution first-hand, demonstrate its ability to transform business processes and maximize coverage by media and analysts. The company […]

Symantec had “tunnel vision” when it introduced its newest tools, technologies and techniques to IT professionals and executives attending Vision 2006. Its media-rich conference environment featured a walk-in tunnel that mapped graphic animations three-dimensionally on all surfaces. As attendees progressed through the tunnel, live animation sequences zipped across the screen walls while a specially created […]

It has been a big couple of years for the major players in video games. On the heels of Microsoft’s Xbox megalaunch a year before, Sony rolled out its highly anticipated PlayStation 3 in 2006. Which meant that when E3 came around, Nintendo needed to separate itself from those rivals for the introduction of its […]

Just when you thought every idea for a reality TV show and every concept for a pop-up shop had been used up, along comes an event marketing initiative that reminds us that—thankfully—there’s life left in both genres. The Meow Mix House was the world’s first reality show starring cats, and it was staged in a […]