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Stop talking about belonging to the new communication era - get up and do something to be a part of it!

That's the message the supervising agency (Bos Toronto) wanted to come across for the Advertising Week Conference Day in Canada.


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Ever wondered where to take a client to have a good and sound business dinner and still make a huge impression?

This week's Live-Marketing-Blog service is to show you 5 bespoke, international eateries, where dining is not only dining.

What's left to say? Enjoy the meal!


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Offering your clients a classy dinner is always advisable... imagine offering a dinner, 160 feet over a stunning skyline or a beautiful landscape.

Dinner ins the sky is just that!

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So for all those creative minds out there, there are two upcoming events, which would have to be rated M for mandatory.

The Design Art London (15-19 Oct.), which boasts itself as being for "the haute couture of the design world" and the Business of Design Week '08 in Hong Kong (8-13 Dec.), bringing up a bold statement as well saying it's "one of the most significant annual events on the international design calendar."

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As summer transitions into fall, MINI had been taking over a rooftop in the Clinton neighborhood of New York from September 4th to September 14th.

Framed by the international campaign Creative Use of Space the installation provided a space for creative minds from New York and all over the world.

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To keep workers happy, even the smallest of businesses are finding ways of incorporating childcare into the office.

Although the number of large companies that offer childcare in the office is rising, cost issues have traditionally prevented smaller companies from offering the same perks to employees.

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Many people would agree that Location-based Services (LBS) are becoming increasingly popular worldwide and are opening a host of opportunities for business, but few would agree on the business model that will best monetize the service.
Nokia expects to ship 35 million GPS-phones in 2008 and the latest ABI report blueprinted a $ 3.3 billion market value for LBS, but still the way to whip up revenues from existing technology and infrastructure remains unclear.
Here the team of CScout filtered some promising, if not profitable, practices of LBS in Asia to summarize new trends for industrial practitioners and those who may be concerned.



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We’re open - How open minds and open industries are shaping the world.

300 guests and speakers from around the world will attend this invitation-only, one day event to discuss the sustainability of the new open-economy mentality, explore real possibilities for the future, and exchange ideas as influenced by their diverse disciplines.

Mission Future commits itself to the principles of Open Source, where attendees are active participants. Creative methods such as FutureSlam and FutureHunting guarantee spirited exchange and a genuine experience of the sharing economy.



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The Texas Panhandle - just about two hours out of Abilene - is where you would expect to see wild horses and cowboys.
This is where Robert Bruno took a start about 30 years ago and laid down the foundations for his Steel House, a home for him and his wife.



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Events previously shrouded in formal procedures are being replaced by semi-rehearsed, impromptu interventions that rely on audience participation.

New forms of entertainment are challenging traditional notions of what being an audience member involves. Static seating, ticketing, start times, staging, linear plots, perfectly rehearsed performances and passive audiences are all concepts that new entertainment companies are breaking down.



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