The National Electronic Media Council has relatively extensive collaborative experience with Ivetas Balodes Komunikāciju Konsultācijas Ltd. This experience confirms the professionalism of its management and staff, their sense of responsibility toward work, their creative approach, and, most importantly, their ability to provide good results.
In 2008, the leading industrial lessor in Latvia, UniCredit Leasing, issued an unprecedented industrial leasing yearbook, which summarizes a wide range of information about industrial machinery and equipment available in the Latvian market. The UniCredit Leasing informative yearbook of industrial technology is the first edition of its kind in Latvia.
A unique art directory was created for the porcelain angel auction. This provided the opportunity to not only get acquainted with the project idea and have a look at the porcelain angels, but also to learn more about the artists behind the angels – the faculty and students of the LMA (Art Academy of Latvia) Department of Ceramics.
The catalogue for the project "Story of the White Angel" is of special value not only because of its visual design and the chance to view any one of the angels, but also because of each of the porcelain angel stories that have been created by the author, and personalized with a modern or classical interpretation of that angel. The catalogue for the project "Story of the White Angel" was made by its initiators: Europa Club Casino in cooperation with the Art Academy of Latvia, the National Library of Latvia Support Fund and the Riga Porcelain museum.
Polarn O. Pyret (PO.P) is a leading high quality clothing brand from Sweden for both children and adults. The entire new born and maternity clothing line, as well as the collection for babies and children up to 12 years old are high quality, functional, comfortable and made from natural materials. PO.P clothing reflects the philosophy that describes the particular Swedish philosophy in the context of children’s clothing, that is, an article of clothing must satisfy the needs of the wearer in terms of simplicity, comfort, beauty, quality and classic design. In 2005, the company created a Guide to Completing Your Child’s Wardrobe, that, for the first time in Latvia, advised on the Scandinavian concept of dressing your child in layers. The guide was also created to assist new mothers by relieving their doubts about the proper way to dress their baby.
Within the framework of the 2007 project ...A Light Wisp of History and Paradise..., 17 porcelain Christmas tree ornament sets were collectively made by well-known people in Latvia - businesses, cultural representatives, fashion designers and the students and faculty of the Department of Ceramics at the Art Academy of Latvia. Every ornament has its own special story. Childhood memories, gifts from close friends, special holiday stories - give inspiration to the author for ideas in creating a particular Christmas tree ornament. The unique porcelain Christmas tree ornament sets were available for purchase at the project idea author’s - Europa Club Casino - one year anniversary event. To support the new Latvian ceramists, all the proceeds from the Christmas tree ornament sets went towards the development of ceramic art in Latvia - the creation of a high burning wood-fired kiln.
In 2006, Riga hosted the international conference “Digital Switchover in the EU”, dedicated to the transition from analogue to digital television. The conference was organized by the European Satellite Operator’s Association and the satellite operator “SES Sirius”. The conference looked at EU legislative law, the experiences of the member states until now, problems and accomplishments, as well as an evaluation of the possibilities in the development of digital television technology. Special attention was given to the experiences in Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia.
The conference was attended by representatives of the European Parliament, representatives of the responsible institutions in the Baltic States, as well as leading European telecommunication and electronic media representatives.