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Viewpoint Studios, Needham, is expanding its facilities, adding 2,500 square feet, which will yield an 8,500-square-foot facility housing 24 employees and state-of-the-art design and production equipment. Clients of the broadcast design firm include Discovery Communications, Encore Media Group, ESPN and The History Channel. Cosmic Blender in Watertown has been retained by CBS affiliate WBZ-TV of Boston for a second season of "Games on 4" promotional spots. The efforts tout the station's coverage of New England Patriots football. Power It of South Easton has chosen C. Paul Luongo Co. of Boston for a nationwide communications program supporting Auto Starter, a product designed to start any car when the battery runs down. Benes Communications in Lexington has been selected to design the 1999 annual report for Textron in Providence, R.I., a global firm with interests in aircraft, automotive, industrial and finance markets. Sports marketing and representation firm Woolf Associates in Boston has raised $100,000 for the Deacon Palmer Scholarship Fund, a charity established by golfer Arnold Palmer. Woolf also participated in the planning of "PaineWebber Presents: The Gala, A Tribute to Arnold Palmer," an evening of entertainment featuring Tony Bennett, in conjunction with the Ryder Cup matches just completed at The Country Club in Brookline. Separately, Woolf has launched a Web site (www.woolfassociates.com) with design assistance from Interactive Media Solutions in Hingham. Stimpson Communications in Wayland has been selected by The Law Firm Development Group in Dedham for public relations surrounding "Just Think . . . About Clients," a CD-based marketing training program for lawyers. The CD teaches attorneys how to expand client relationships and add new ones. Woonteiler Ink in Waltham has been named public relations agency of record for PreVision Marketing of Lincoln. The shop will launch an awareness campaign, including national media relations, targeting the business and trade press. PreVision is a customer relationship management firm. Smith & Jones in Worcester has completed packaging projects for Hellas International, an importer of Greek food. The work included logos and labels for the client's line of preserves, Nectars of the Gods. The shop's other recently completed assignments include ad campaigns for WICN public radio and SAG Electronics, a brochure for the U.S. Department of Defense and a corporate identity package for Sundin Builders. Epsilon in Burlington has completed the first phase of several planned enhancements to the Hilton's HHonors Web site (www.hiltonhhonors.com), designed to offer real-time account information and personalized messaging. HHonors is one of the world's leading guest rewards programs; enrolled members can earn points in addition to airline miles for every business-rate stay at more than 450 participating Hilton and Conrad International hotels worldwide. RHODE ISLAND RDW Group in Providence captured seven awards at Creativity 29, an international competition. Among RDW's prizes was a gold medal for its humorous television work for Roger Williams Park Zoo. The shop also won kudos for Ross-Simons and New England Coffee. Winning entries will be featured in The Creativity Annual.

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