Apple is providing products and equipment to the Super Bowl 50 Host Committee, according to the WSJ. Last week we reported that Apple is a sponsor of the Super Bowl; however, the company is not sponsoring the game itself but rather the Super Bowl 50 Host Committee
Notably, Apple does not want it's logo or name to be used in any marketing material, despite the sponsorship.
Apple provided the host committee with products and equipment and is a supporter of the host committee, but chose not to have its logo or name included in any of the marketing material, Mr. Bruce said.
Alphabet is also a sponsor of the host committee and is offering the use of the shuttles operated by its vendors to transport about 5,000 fans from the Bay Area to the game.
Super Bowl 50 will take place on February 7, 2016 at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California.
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Notably, Apple does not want it's logo or name to be used in any marketing material, despite the sponsorship.
Apple provided the host committee with products and equipment and is a supporter of the host committee, but chose not to have its logo or name included in any of the marketing material, Mr. Bruce said.
Alphabet is also a sponsor of the host committee and is offering the use of the shuttles operated by its vendors to transport about 5,000 fans from the Bay Area to the game.
Super Bowl 50 will take place on February 7, 2016 at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California.
Read More