Intel President and CEO Paul Otellini announced a $3.5 billion initiative to support investment in U.S.-based growth-oriented industries and detailed a commitment to significantly increase jobs available this year for recent college graduates. The initiative is supported by a wide range of leading US computer brands.
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LG is inviting people all round the globe to share the best moment of their life captured by photos. The brand has created the Life’s Good Moments gallery to where visitors of the micro-site can upload various photos of the dearest moments and later see them on the on the massive LG screen at London’s famous Piccadilly Circus.
The (RED) campaign aimed at raising awareness about fighting AIDS in Africa is growing bigger with new holiday additions on Facebook. Now you can kiss your lover, friends or relatives with (RED) lips. It’s not just a picture of a kiss, you hear all the romantic sounds, which can be heard when you give someone a smack. Then, you go and buy (RED) presents.
Google is launching a new service to compete with Facebook and MySpace. Yesterday the the world’s No. 1 search engine introduced Google Buzz, which allows the loyal Google fans to share information (text messages, videos, photos, and links) with their friends or the whole world via instant messages with links and photos.
In October 2009 Nokia presented a literally huge ambient campaign, featuring the biggest sign post ever in the very heart of London. The 50 meter tall, six ton motorized red arrow promoted the «Good Things» feature of Nokia’s Ovi Maps navigation system. The incredible installation project was conceived by the Swedish agency Farfar.
Now billboards are staring to be everything but old and conventional panels with printed posters. Sony and Hakuhodo Kettle group decided to use walls of the Sony Building in Tokyo for the Recycle Project Jeans campaign. Huge posters from advertising the latest products and promotions of the electronic brand were used to manufacture the jeans.