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Red Carpet Bay Area has revolutionized itself by combining entertainment, information and technology with a new and exciting way to watch television. I experienced Red Carpet Bay Area’s new format during its tenth episode premiere at Intersect, an exquisite high-tech lounge, located within the prestigious Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco, courtesy of Tom Klein, Fairmont’s Regional Vice President. Intersect is a 2,400 square foot space comprised of four areas that can be separated by drapes or used together – an entry, lounge, central game room, and screening room – developed in partnership with Bang & Olufsen. The screening room features a BenQ LCD Video Projector with a 58″ x 104″ screen with full surround-sound. At the Red Carpet Bay Area viewing, not only did I watch the show on the big screen, but I also experienced interactive TV.
In collaboration with Mozaik Multimedia, Red Carpet Bay Area episodes are now interactive for viewers. What does that mean? It means that you can sync your iPad or iPhone to a broadcast episode and discover the latest information about the details onscreen.
As I was watching, I noticed a model wearing a beautiful necklace while walking the catwalk at the Junior League Fashion Show. I refreshed the RCBA LiveTV screen on an iPad and there she was, a still picture of the model, just like the one on TV. Curious, I touched the necklace, and voila a new screen with information on the necklace (from Macy’s) popped up. I then touched the shopping cart icon, and it took me to the Macy’s online shopping site so I could buy it; how cool was that? My experience got more exciting when I found out that I could check out the menu and make a dinner reservation from the show’s featured restaurant, Dio Deka (Los Gatos, CA)! This was done instantaneously, with a simple touch on the iPad!
Bob Saffari, the CEO & Co-Founder of Mozaik Multimedia, Inc., shared that the RCBA LiveTV app is available on the iTunes Apps Store for both iPad and iPhone and, if you missed the show live, you can get the RCBA inVDO™ app. The enhanced features also allow viewers to send text and multimedia messages from within the Mozaik!Content™ enabled video. The best is that both RCBA LiveTV and RCBA inVDO™ are free of charge! Bob Saffari very enthusiastically explained to me that they are constantly enhancing and updating the applications, and Mozaik’s exciting world of interactive TV apps are already going global in Europe and Asia. So get on board, get your RCBA iTunes apps now!
– Vivi Andrijani, Red Carpet Bay Area Blog Reporter
– Photos by Jeffrey Hipona, Hipographer

RCBA LiveTV App
Tune in for Red Carpet Bay Area’s tenth episode on KRON4, Sunday, May 22, 2011, at 6:30 pm PDT and, before you do — for a revolutionary TV experience — download Mozaik Multimedia’s RCBA LiveTV application for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. RCBA LiveTV allows multiple viewers to interact with specific objects of interest onscreen–view details, learn more, shop and share comments on Facebook while watching the show.
The RCBA LiveTV app is available now for free download. To learn more, share and shop previous Red Carpet Bay Area episodes, download Mozaik’s free RCBA inVDO application.
For more information about Mozaik Multimedia, Inc., contact them at pr@mymozaik.com. We look forward to interacting with you on May 22!
Tune in for Red Carpet Bay Area tonight at 6:30pm on KRON4 for the world’s first iPad, iPhone, iTouch interactive television broadcast. In this episode: eco-couture, lots of love, passion and film. Click here to download the application.
Lonna Wais attended the Palm Springs International Film Festival Gala on January 5, 2010, along with Marion Cotillard, Michelle Pfeifer, Helen Mirren and Clint Eastwood, just to name a few of the stars at the “biggest, best and most glamorous” desert festival to date . Also there from San Francisco, Keith Scott, on behalf of Cartier, the gala’s presenting sponsor. Read Betty Francis’s column for a front-row report from the event.
The January 2010 issue of Elle Decor features the home of Courtnay Daniels Haden, “A child-friendly haven of high art and chic …” See the full story: http://www.pointclickhome.com/decoration_inspiration/articles/reviving_victorian_home

Marissa Meyer and Zack Bogue, San Francisco’s Camelot couple, were married December 12, 2009, on Treasure Island. Featured on Vogue.com: http://www.vogue.com/voguedaily/2009/12/the-bride-wore-snowflakes/
The Broke Fashionista can help you through this challenging economic turbulence. Founders Ahlam and Rishi are creating a helpful guideline for the recession-stricken shopper with their Web site.
Broke Fashionista’s motto: out dress not out spend. Being on a budget is in style. A particularly juicy Broke Fashionista recommendation: Mango’s Fall 2009 collection.
RedCarpetSF appreciates style at any price.
Native San Franciscan Vanessa Traina’s take on fashion is in demand. Get insider tips from Vanessa, a contributor to Paris Vogue and Vanity Fair, among others, on http://www.whowhatwear.com/website/home.php