Objective of Event: Generate PR impressions (on social and traditional media)

  • Yahoo! Delivers Olympic Action Virally from the Games

    Yahoo! has been offering editorial coverage of the Olympic Games on its Yahoo! Sports website for several years but for the first time it invited fans to become a part of the action during the 2010 Winter Games. The brand transformed a former Mini Cooper dealership in Vancouver’s Yaletown district into a cozy, fan-friendly “Fancouver” […]

  • Coca-Cola Traces Brand History with Cool Interactives

    The massive Coca-Cola experience had lines up to two hours long at the 2010 Winter Olympics, but those who waited were rewarded. The 8,600 square-foot Coca-Cola Pavilion experience began with high-fives on the way in from perky brand ambassadors hell-bent on making visitors happy. Next came a mini museum tour of Coke memorabilia and displays […]

  • Samsung’s Slick Exterior Beckons Visitors Inside

    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 two-story, 7,500 square-foot “Olympic Rendezvous @ Samsung” pavilion at the Olympic LiveCity Yaletown received an A for its exterior curb appeal. Upstairs, visitors to the […]

  • Panasonic Piques Public’s Interest with Long Lines

    There’s nothing like a long line to pique the public’s interest. And that’s exactly what Panasonic did—twice!—with its Panasonic Full HD 3D Theatre at the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games. Outside the brand’s two-story, glass-front structure, fans waited in line to get their tickets and assigned showtimes for a seat in one of two 3D […]

  • TD Bank Gives Free Rides and Picks Up Lunch, Too

    When TD Banknorth’s locations in New England and upstate New York joined its Mid-Atlantic and Florida operations (previously Commerce Bank) and changed its name to TD Bank, it needed to get the message out. The solution was a campaign celebrating the bank’s motto “America’s Most Convenient Bank,” which included a two-part experiential program. The first […]