New Slogan of Vegas" “Your Vegas Is Showing”

"Your Vegas is Showing" is the new mantra of Las Vegas now, the "what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas is outdated now.

With a hotel construction boom starting to feel the effects of a US housing crash and the possible slowdown of the US economy in 2008, Las Vegas is looking to boost its already successful marketing campaign with a new slogan.
Under the headline “Vegas Plans a New Push To Attract More People”, the Wall Street Journal ran a story about how Las Vegas is trying to attract more tourists despite the success of its 2003 slogan ‘What Happens Here Stays Here’.
The new slogan – titled “Your Vegas Is Showing” – seems to belie the fact that Las Vegas is suffering the threat of a potential downturn that can only be rectified by a growing influx of money-spending tourists. But, with the growth of the global online gaming industry, will the new campaign be enough to stimulate renewed interest in the gambling mecca?

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Technical knockouts from the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas,

Tim McNulty, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Tuesday, January 15, 2008
The world's largest technology trade show, the Consumer Electronics Show, finished up last week in Las Vegas after introducing more than 20,000 new products to the market. Running the gamut from personal computers to media players, phones, video games, cameras -- and some gadgets that do all of the above -- the show features products that are ready for sale to buy now, as well as some that are still fuzzy ideas in a designer's head.



Heat on NBC Channel,

Las Vegas judge has ruled that Democratic presidential candidate Dennis Kucinich must be included in the Tuesday night presidential debate in Las Vegas.



Guardian Unlimited
Obama and Las Vegas union dispute?:

9pm GMT / 4pm ET
Obama campaign cites teachers' letter in Las Vegas union dispute......

Daniel Nasaw in Washington

Monday January 14, 2008



Barack Obama's campaign today released a letter it said was written by Nevada schoolteachers unhappy with their union's legal effort to prevent this weekend's caucuses being held at Las Vegas casinos.

War Torn
Across America, Deadly Echoes of Foreign Battles

Late one night in the summer of 2005, Matthew Sepi, a 20-year-old Iraq combat veteran, headed out to a 7-Eleven in the seedy Las Vegas neighborhood where he had settled after leaving the Army.