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  • Stories of the Year, No. 9: Taco Bell Spices Up the Hospitality Space

    If we may speak freely, Taco Bell is doing some cool shit. The brand has challenged perceptions of the fast-food space by becoming a relevant lifestyle brand. In recent years it has hosted a secret test kitchen event and a fashion show with Forever 21. This year the brand cooked up another reason to be […]

  • Pop TV’s ‘Schitt’s Creek’ Has its Moment in the Immersive Pop-up Space

    Pop TV’s “Schitt’s Creek” is set in the middle of nowhere, but for three straight days in Los Angeles (Nov. 22-24) and in New York City (Dec. 13-14), the fictional town where an unlucky, formerly wealthy family sets up shop came to life for the series’ biggest fans. Joining the ranks of pop-culture mega-properties building […]

  • Inside GitHub Universe’s Secrets to Making Attendees Feel Included

    Attendees at GitHub Universe, held Nov. 13-14 at the Palace Fine Arts in San Francisco, could see themselves and celebrate their individuality at every turn of the event. And that was by design. The annual tech show for programmers who use the brand’s hub for code sharing, publishing and networking leaned on the concepts of […]

  • How the First-Ever BravoCon Engaged 10,000 Pop Culture Superfans

    What’s more rabid than a pop culture superfan? A gaggle of pop culture superfans gathering to celebrate their favorite TV shows alongside the celebrities that star in them. Enter: the inaugural BravoCon, held Nov. 15-17 at three venues across New York City. The convention served as Bravo’s first event dedicated to engaging the passionate fan […]

  • Stories of the Year, No. 10: Google’s Playground Wins CES

    In what was widely described as “Disney World at CES,” Google took home the prize for the most buzz-generating event of the annual consumer technology show—a theme park ride. Built into the second floor of its mega booth outside the convention center, Google literally took attendees on a multisensory ride through vignettes that told the […]

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