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Culture Spotlight On South Korea

... Korean media brands, including Ohmynews, Newstapa, Pressian, and .face, have launched initiatives to move away from traditional models of news in order to engage readers. Sodam Cho started .face in an effort to create a more personal way to share news and current events. This social native video outlet focuses on five areas of interest to young adults: social justice, LGBTQ issues, feminism, urban ecology, and technological impacts on societies. .Face uses social media as its main platform ...

POP Marketing

... . The following brands have created successful parodies that demonstrate their brand ethos while contributing to the larger cultural conversation. In response to a Cadillac ELR commercial widely considered to be xenophobic at worst and obnoxious at best, Ford released a parody ad that emphasizes the green elements (as opposed to the “elite status”) of driving an electric car. American Greetings’ “World’s Toughest Job” video, which showed a range of applicants applying for a seemingly impossible job ...

Home & Away Entertainment Trends

... are stationed in the airport’s Terminal 4, which feature large video monitors and attached VR headsets. Travelers can choose to play games, like Fruit Ninja and Job Simulator, or immerse themselves in different VR experiences, like Notes on Blindness—a VR film that allows users to experience the truth of blindness. Users pay $10 for 10 minutes or $35 for a full hour.Star Alliance Star Alliance is trialing virtual reality entertainment in its Paris Charles de Gaulle and Rome Fiumicino airport ...

ProPlay

... real cosmetics application skills, tries them out, makes a video about it, and posts it, as does tween makeup vlogger Emma of popular YouTube channel KittiesMama. A 12-year-old girl from Texas told us, “I take videos of my friends and I singing and dancing. I also like to record myself playing flute, putting on makeup, and fixing hair. I sometimes post the videos to Instagram.” Rather than “playing pretend,” Zs are experimenting with hobbies head-on in order to determine not only where their ...

Culture First, Country Second

... follow news from other countries | I watch entertainment in other languages with subtitles | I pay attention to fashion/style trends from other countries | I play video games with people from other countries | I follow artists from other countries (e.g., painter, photographer, creatives) | I pay attention to beauty/grooming trends from other countries | I follow sports teams/athletes from other countries | I follow authors from other countries | I read blogs from other countries | I read ...

Marketing Tips

... Dallas or Atlanta airports over Memorial Day weekend and in Nashville and Chicago airports one weekend in June were invited to answer questions about their music preferences to be connected via a live audio and video feed with a remote stranger. Participants earned Coca-Cola rewards and shareable photos of the interaction.Label 5 Label 5 consumers could enjoy a whiskey virtually with a fellow drinker by participating in the brand’s "High 5: Say Cheers to the World" campaign. Users uploaded a selfie ...

Consumed Innovations

... other location-based methods. Video: See how Guatemalan shoe brand Meat Pack used geoconquesting to challenge and reward shoppers. - PANORAMIC SHOPPING - Brands from Target to Barneys have experimented with shoppable video, but few have found a way to make shoppable “stills” feel as new or engaging. In honor of New York Fashion Week, Sass & Bide built an interactive digital shopping experience that’s arguably even more engaging than video content. The digital feature, called FREETOWN, is a navigable ...

Beacons

... enticing in terms of their offers. For example, lingering in front of a certain appliance at a department store could trigger a video demonstrating its new and novel features; wandering into the freezer aisle at a grocery store could activate an e-coupon for frozen pizza. Beacons also allow brands to take into account their customers’ unique preferences. Individual shoppers can receive promotional offers specific to their purchasing histories, favorite brands, or even their typical path throughout the ...

Digital Trends

... challenges those learning a new skill or talent to upload a 10-second video of their progress every day for 100 days. At the end, users can review those 1,000 seconds as a time-lapse document of their improvement, hard work, missteps, and successes. Users can browse the site to see what skills other people are trying to learn, track friends’ progress, and leave encouraging comments. Though only recently launched, the site is already populated with inspiring footage, such as videos from one woman who is ...

Best of Digital Marketing

... providing convenience, the intelligent tool creates a voice and persona behind the brand to provide a more meaningful customer service experience. To entice people to travel to the UK, tourism authority VisitBritain created a campaign featuring the sounds of the country. A video dubbed “The Sounds of GREAT Britain” lets users hear tea and milk being poured, a crowd at Wimbledon, and the noise of the Dartmouth Steam Train. Viewers can also create their own soundtrack of the country, revealing what they ...