Showing posts with label Olympics 2016. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Olympics 2016. Show all posts

23 April, 2012

This Olympic Moms Video Will Make You Cry

This Olympic Moms Video Will Make You Cry
by Joann Pan on Mashable

As athletes get ready to take the global stage during the London 2012 Olympic Games less than 100 days away, Procter & Gamble has released a new ad praising mothers worldwide. Press play and cue the waterworks.
In three days, the video has received over 700,000+ views on YouTube. P&G, the personal care and cleaning products giant and Olympic partner, released the “Best Job” video in anticipation of the summer games.
The video, directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu, features mothers on four continents in London, Rio de Janeiro, Los Angeles and Beijing. These inspirational women raising their young Olympians are the true champs.


The “Thank You, Mom” campaign is the largest in the company’s 174-year history, according to a P&G press release. It ties in social media and print elements.
On the official “Thank You, Mom” Facebook Page — with over 510,000 likes — the company connects its consumers with posts about its products, Olympics news and athlete updates. There’s also an app within the page where sons and daughters can thank the maternal figures in their lives with a video, pictures or a simple message.
Tell us in the comments if this video made you weep.
Thumbnail image courtesy of P&G





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07 February, 2012

Brazil privatises operations at three airports

Brazil privatises operations at three airports

Brazil's government has awarded contracts to privatise operations at three of its most important state-owned airports.
Sao Paulo airportBrazil will soon play host to two global sports events, and will have South America's largest airline
They include the country's largest in Sao Paulo.

Private companies paid a total of 24.5bn reais ($14bn; £8.9bn) for the concessions sold at auction.

The move by the government aims to get the country's overcrowded airports ready for the 2014 World Cup and the Olympics in 2016.

Infraero, the state-run agency that has long operated airports, retains a 49% stake in the consortiums that will run the newly-privatised airports.

A consortium of Brazilians and South Africans paid about $9bn to operate Sao Paulo's Garulhos airport for 30 years.

The other airports involved are: Viracopos airport in Campinas - sold to French and Brazilian firms; and the concession for a new terminal in the capital's President Juscelino Kubitschek airport, which went to a Brazilian and Argentine consortium.

The three airports together account for 30% of passenger traffic in Brazil, whose economy has been booming for the past decade.

Recently, Brazil's largest airline TAM Linhas Aereas said it would join with Chile's LAN to create the biggest carrier in the region.

TAM said the combined airline would fly to 115 destinations in 23 countries, and have a 40,000-strong workforce.

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