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AT&T Utilized the interactive cross platform word game Jumbli to demonstrate the texting speed of AT&T's new phone.

From our bars our patrons could play head to head with people at home on Facebook or walking by the Jumbotron in Times Square.
New Balance utilized photo upload to identify Boston Marathon runners who wore New Balance shoes in the race.

A cost effective way to have a presence despite not being a title sponsor of the race.

Took advantage of the influx of runners into the Boston Bar scene the weekend before and the night of this legendary race.
McDonalds Utilized our network to launch their Sweet Tea against the very hard to reach 21-34 target.

McDonald's ran a similar program for its McCafe launch earlier in the year and found the impact against this demo to be very strong.
Comcast has been a consistent advertiser for BarCast since its first buy last fall.

Since that time Comcast has utilized BarCast for four different programs all targeted at the elusive 21-34.
The Bud Light Golden Wheat bartender activation program has been a real game-changer in beer and spirits marketing. BarCast recruited bartenders to become missionaries for Bud Light Golden Wheat. A contest rewarding the Bartender who uploaded the most pictures of patrons enjoying Golden Wheat yielded early returns that show volume has had an increase better than 50% in participating venues.