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Event Profile: Seeing Double - Sprint Launches Echo Dual Screen Phone
Posted May 24, 2011 News | event profile
For the launch of Sprint’s new Kyocera Echo dual screen Android phone, event producer Fresh Wata decided to go double—big time. From the furniture to the picture frames, the theme of duality was incorporated into many of the event’s elements.
David Merrell Joins Event Solutions Advisory Board
Posted May 24, 2011 News
Event Solutions is excited to announce that David Merrell, the owner and creative director of AOO Events in Los Angeles, has joined our Advisory Board.
HEADS UP: NYC Education Event - Get a Dose of Design with Sasha
Posted May 24, 2011 News
Here’s a heads-up for NYC-area event planners and designers—Sasha’s coming to town! Sasha Souza, the highly celebrated wedding designer and Event Solutions Advisory Board member, will speak June 7 on Modern Event Design: Inspiration to Completion.
The event takes place from 6-9pm at the Gansevoort Park Avenue Hotel.
Call for Photos!
Posted May 24, 2011 News
If you are on the subscriber list for our print edition, you’ll know that we love photos—big, beautiful photos of gorgeous events. You may not know this, but most of those photos come from you—our readers.
Almost every planner we know documents his or her events with professional-grade photography, and that’s where we come up with the stunning shots that run in each issue.
RFID: The Next Best Thing in Event Technology?
Posted May 24, 2011 News | technology
Now that we’re all Facebooking and tweeting like we’ve been doing it all our lives, there’s a new twist to the social media scene that adds a whole new dimension to events.
We’re talking about Radio Frequency Identification (RFID), which is starting to be used at events all over the world.
Water for Elephants: Aztec Creates Vintage Circus Tents For Blockbuster Movie
Posted May 24, 2011 News | tents
When Aztec Tents was asked to build two 1930s-era circus tents for the Water for Elephants movie set, they knew they’d have to do some homework. The plan called for “Big Tops” constructed with authentic materials and construction methods.
