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The New AT&T Launches Campaign to Deliver Fan Support to the 2006 U.S. Olympic TeamCompany Debuts Web-Based Initiative to Deliver Well Wishes to U.S. Athletes, Unveils New Olympic-Themed Advertising January 23, 2006; 08:17 AM SAN ANTONIO, Jan. 23, 2006 — The new AT&T will celebrate the excitement of the 2006 U.S. Olympic Team – and that of an entire nation – through a Web-based program that lets fans share their well wishes with athletes at the 2006 Winter Olympic Games beginning in Torino, Italy, next month. As part of its Olympic sponsorship, AT&T will also unveil a new phase of its major advertising campaign as well. AT&T is introducing a Web-based program that will allow fans to connect to the U.S. Olympic Team while the athletes are in Torino. “Your support. Delivered.” enables fans to deliver messages of support to U.S. athletes competing in the Olympic Winter Games by visiting www.att.com/TeamUSA or text messaging to “2USA” from their Cingular Wireless service. AT&T will deliver messages to the athletes in Torino. AT&T will set up individual message boxes so athletes can access their messages from any computer terminal while they are at the Olympic Winter Games. The message boxes will include both e-mail and text messages sent directly to any particular athlete or to Team USA. “This program is a great way for fans to connect with the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic teams” said Karen Jennings, AT&T senior executive vice president-communications and human relations. “As a global leader in communications, this ‘Your support. Delivered.’ program is a natural fit for AT&T. It extends our partnership with the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Teams and allows us to use AT&T broadband technologies to deliver messages of support to the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic athletes from their fans.” AT&T will also unveil a new advertising campaign created for the 2006 Olympic Winter Games. The campaign will feature three U.S. Olympic Team-themed television spots, print advertising, outdoor ads and online placements. The campaign is tied together through the theme “Connecting You to the 2006 U.S. Olympic Team.” This campaign complements AT&T’s multifaceted “Your world. Delivered, SM” brand campaign. The AT&T/U.S. Olympic Team television campaign celebrates unity, a trait common to both the AT&T brand and U.S. Olympians, while highlighting the AT&T communications and entertainment solutions that can connect athletes and their fans worldwide. The television campaign kicks off Monday with the debut of “Ski Lift,” which will employ imagery that lifts U.S. Olympians to the top of a mountain in Torino while, in the process, lifting the viewer – and all Americans – to similar heights in spirit. “Ski Lift” will run during the Opening Ceremony of the 2006 Olympic Games on NBC’s primetime coverage, Friday, Feb. 10. The second spot of the campaign, “Ski Jump,” will air during the Games and is similar in theme and drama. A lone U.S. ski jumper, at the top of the run, finds himself suddenly accompanied by hundreds of fellow Americans – also on skis. The ski jumper and his countrymen and women soar down the hill as one; once the U.S. Olympian is airborne, he is once again alone, supported by the message that “There are times one person can connect us all.” “Medal Ceremony,” colorfully celebrates the emotion and universal bonding experience of the medal presentation through the connectivity of the new AT&T — via computers, television, wireless and much more. And in the spirit of that connectivity, the spot is supported by the message that “SBC and AT&T are now united as one and proud to salute the U.S. Olympic athletes who, for 17 days, unite us all.” The AT&T/U.S. Olympic Team-themed campaign will extend to other media as well:
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