Author archive for Dan Hanover

August 7, 2012

BMW Floats a Winner

With a location that you almost missed, BMW’s 8,500-sq.-ft. floating brand pavilion scores high on both design innovation and experience. The gigantic, eye-popping branded barge, which floats on the Waterworks River in front of the Olympic Stadium and Aquatics Center, boasts a huge LED strip across its front center section while water from the river...

read more

August 7, 2012

London Olympics: Coke Moves to the Beat

Global sponsorship activation is not for everyone, as evidenced by a few of the London 2012 sponsors that tried to make some noise, but, well, just didn’t (are you kidding us, Panasonic?).

read more

March 25, 2010

Lord of the Rings

The dream started in 1960, when a group of ski-loving Canadian businessmen returned from the Winter Olympics in Squaw Valley, CA, with an idea: Develop a ski destination in British Columbia to host the 1968 Games. They rented planes and did air reconnaissance, then put on their warmest boots and walked the terrain. They eventually...

read more

February 23, 2010

Bell Canada Motion Detection Kiosks

Bell Canada’s consumer experience, dubbed the Ice Cube, leveraged gesture-based technology across its dozen or so video kiosks. Sensors detected somebody approaching and converted the screen to a Bell Canada logo. Once guests got within a few inches, the screen displayed a demo of how to activate one of three videos by holding your hand...

read more

February 23, 2010

General Motors Shifts into Drive at Olympics

General Motors Canada is using the Winter Olympics to show off its full fleet, promote the upcoming launch of the eco-friendly Volt and drive leads. The automotive sponsor (associated with the Games since 1976) is using a combination of mass blitz and targeted touches to both blanket Vancouver and drive test-drives. The company, which donated...

read more

Receive the latest news and special announcements from Event Marketer

SIGN UP FOR UPDATES

© 2024 Access Intelligence, LLC – All Rights Reserved. |