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Special Inauguration Edition
On Tuesday, history was made in more than one way. In addition to welcoming a new President, January 20th will likely go down as the biggest single day in the
history of large-screen rentals. And GoVision was at the forefront, supplying four massive screens -
including "GoBigger,"
the world's largest high-definition mobile
LED unit - for Barack Obama's inauguration ceremony at the U.S. Capitol.
GoVision's screens, which were stationed on the Capitol steps and at the top of the National Mall, were omnipresent during the day-long television
coverage broadcast across the globe. Media commentators and on-site spectators alike gushed over the screens' size and clarity. Just as important, the units
performed without a hitch, ensuring a seamless viewing experience for the record crowds on hand to witness history unfold.
But GoVision's contributions to the day's events weren't limited to the Mall. A 9' x 12' "GoTron" unit delivered larger-than-life views to a watching party at the
Canadian Embassy in Washington. In downtown Chicago's Pioneer Court, crowds were glued to a 9' x 16' "GoBig" widescreen LED as their favorite son took the oath of office.
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| And when President George W. Bush touched down in Midland, Texas, for a raucous welcome-home rally, two GoBig screens were there to greet him. That event completed a
historic sweep for the Keller, Texas-based company, which began in 2005 when four GoVision mobile LED units broadcast President Bush's second inauguration ceremony to
the crowds gathered along the National Mall.
"We feel like we've come full circle with President Bush, and we're equally honored to earn the trust of the new team in charge," said Chris Curtis, CEO of GoVision LP
(www.jumbo.tv). "We're thrilled to be the screen provider of choice for both ends of the political spectrum."
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