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Share this article NEW YORK, Dec. 14, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- A new research report released by Splash, an event marketing technology company, shows how radically things have changed for event professionals, attendees, and companies hosting events, and outlines what's coming next. Based on survey data from 270 event professionals and 3,133 event attendees from various industries in the United States, the report explores evolving trends in events teams and budgets. It reveals changes in event technology usage, event strategies, and how companies are shifting their approach to connecting with cu...

tonight on "worldfocus." on this special edition of "worldfocus" wlook at the global environment. how one country is leading the way in renewable energy. we'll see how denmark has greatly reduced its dependence on fossil fuels while creating jobs at the same time. denmark is also the world leader in wind power. we'll show you how it got to that position. if you'd like to reduce your energy costs, you will like to see what one community is doing. then we'll take you to an island where they actually produce all their own power with energy to spare. from the different perspectives...

tonight on "worldfocus." on this special edition of "worldfocus" we look at the global environment. how one country is leading the way in renewable energy. we'll see how denmark has greatly reduced its dependence on fossil fuels while creating jobs at the same time. denmark is also the world leader in wind power. we'll show you how it got to that position. if you'd like to reduce your energy costs you'll want to see how one danish community is doing so drastically. then we'll take you to an island where they actually produce all their own power with energy to spare. from the d...

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