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  • Event Tours: SunnyD Adds New Elements To Road Trip

    In the second year of its Summer 4Ever Road Trip Sunny Delight Beverages’ Sunny D brand has added a few new elements to the program. Most notably the brand has replaced last year’s brand-wrapped ice cream trucks with fully restored and customized 1960s-era Volkswagen buses. The buses are designed to evoke the nostalgia of 1964—the year that SunnyD was introduced to the market.
     
     “The [brand] really comes to life with the new vintage vehicles ” Jennifer Cottle brand manager for SunnyD told Buzz.
     

  • Mobile Marketing: L’Bel Paris Takes Spa Experience On The Road

    Beauty company L’Bel Paris is kicking off its debut in the U.S. with an event tour that’s bringing a mobile spa to 100-plus locations in California through December.
     

  • B-to-B: Tellabs Connects With NXTcomm Attendees

    Telecommunications equipment manufacturer Tellabs entertained and engaged when it brought together some of the newest interactive technologies with the popular Nintendo Wii to draw attendees to its booth at this year’s NXTcomm in Chicago. NXTcomm which took place June 18-21 joins information and communications technology suppliers with communication and entertainment companies.
     

  • Legal Action: MasterCard Settles Drops Fight For World Cup

    After more than a year of legal wrangling MasterCard announced on June 21 that it will take a $90 million payout and walk away from its fight to win sponsorship rights for the 2010 and 2014 World Cup tournaments.
     

  • Sports Marketing: Sunoco Targets NASCAR Fans

    Sunoco is bringing together four of NASCAR’s top drivers—Dale Earnhardt Jr. Tony Stewart Kasey Kahne and Jimmie Johnson—with Orange County Choppers (of Discovery Channel’s “American Chopper” fame) to design a custom motorcycle for each driver. Sunoco is the fuel category sponsor of both NASCAR and OCC. The drivers put their own personal touches on the design and each will be immortalized with his bike on an autograph trading card called a “hero card ” complete with a photo of the driver and his bike on the front and vital stats on the back.
     

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