Humanology Sep 17, 2018 ... people’s need to be seen, heard, and cared for. With this mindset, popular culture is seeing a rise in entertainment about A.I. devices and humanoids, demonstrating young people’s desire to see more of these technologies, whether on screen or in real life (see Future Of Entertainment). With this knowledge, brands should consider using chatbots that are emotive and personable as opposed to bots that feel like one is having a robotic online interaction. In the same way a brand has to have a “personality ...
Innovation Marketing Tips Sep 08, 2018 ... human social interaction online. Users make collections of any type of content they wish and can contextualize content in different places to add additional layers of meaning. Essentially, the platform is mood boarding without ads, interface for peer approval, or recommendation algorithms. ...
Future Of Food & Beverage Sep 12, 2018 ... personalized food choices. dishq recently closed a pre-seed funding round to enable their plans for rapid expansion. FlavorWiki Flavorwiki is an online platform that allows teams across the food industry to create studies that capture consumer insights around taste. Consumers take surveys via their smartphone and a machine learning algorithm processes the responses into sensory profiles that are shared back to the survey creators, which can then support initiatives like flavor reformulations.Johnnie ...
Future Of Entertainment Sep 14, 2018 ... Innovations in entertainment that are shaping the future of film and television, music, and gaming.Innovations in technology are shaping the content modern youth consume and the ways in which they see and experience entertainment, from TV shows and movies about technology itself to tech that allows listeners to customize music to fit their hearing capabilities. Innovations in gaming are allowing players to streamline their processes, reducing their need for multiple games and consoles, while ...
Purposeful Pop Jun 24, 2018 fashion & beauty media & entertainment activism causes and issues clothing movies music politics style TV ... Young people are seeking out popular culture that includes a meaningful message, teaches a cultural lesson, or incites change.Instead of merely being entertaining, popular culture today has become more purposeful, providing young people with both a meaningful message and a platform to facilitate change. More than just passive content for youth to view with eyes glazed over, popular culture has become impactful content for young people to consume to open their eyes—on the state of the ...
Mom Focus Aug 10, 2013 ... A deep-dive into the mindsets of modern mothers.METHODOLOGYA total of 1,000 interviews were conducted online with 18- to 45-year-old moms. The sample composition is ethnically and geographically representative of the US population. Interviewing was conducted June 8, 2011 - June 15, 2011.To qualify for participation in the study, each respondent had to meet the following qualifications:Be the parent of at least one child 0- to 18-years of age living in her householdBe a US residentNot herself ...
Culture Spotlight On Australia Jun 18, 2018 ... fashion/style among women.Which of the following, if any, are true for you?Select all that apply. Men in my country have become more focused on their fashion/style in recent years | Women in my country have become more focused on their fashion/style in recent years 57% of Trendsetters in Australia shop online at least once a week.ONLINE VERSUS IN-STORE PURCHASES IN AUSTRALIAThe majority of youth in Australia (69%) prefer to shop for shoes in-store rather than online, and this is especially true ...
Culture Spotlight On Turkey Jun 06, 2018 ... -34.61% of Turkish youth are more likely to watch scripted TV shows than reality TV shows.In Turkey, nearly 3 in 5 young people watch TV shows from other countries, led by those aged 30-34 (71%) and women (61%).65% of youth in Turkey would rather have higher quality clothing but few items than lower quality clothing and more of it.IN-STORE SHOPPING IN TURKEYTurkish youth prefer to shop for most apparel/accessories in-store, rather than online. To wit, 68% prefer to shop for shoes in-store, 64 ...
Culture Spotlight On Indonesia Jun 17, 2018 ... , as is the case in Brazil, they're forbidden in Indonesia. In many ways, hatred towards the LGBTQ community has only worsened over the past year due to removing such individuals from the media. And while other parts of Southeast Asia aren't as behind when it comes to LGBTQ acceptance, there are still struggles for such storylines to reach mainstream media. Instead, filmmakers in other Asian countries are turning to web series to promote social acceptance, as they have more freedom online ...
Culture Spotlight On Japan Jun 08, 2018 ... youth in Japan agree luxury goods (e.g. clothing and accessories) are becoming increasingly important in their country, and over half of those aged 14-17 agree.IN-STORE PURCHASES IN JAPANYouth in Japan prefer in-store shopping experiences over online shopping when purchasing shoes (72%), clothing (63%), and accessories (55%). Women are more likely than men to prefer shopping in-store for shoes than online, whereas gender does not play a factor in preference when shopping for clothing or ...
