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Leona Ungerer
onto consumer psychology December 30, 2013 12:43 AM
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"Pepsi is activating nearly 20 million cans in the Northeast United States with augmented reality as part of a bigger digital push around the Super Bowl XLIX in 2015..."
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adage
"Agency execs are using AI for travel, new business and awards submissions ..."
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"Lifesize interactive pets touring libraries in Blue Mountains are also touted as being able to comfort people living with anxiety or dementia ,,,"
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www
"Capitalizing on the success of its short-video platform, TikTok Shop is quickly taking up market share in the social shopping arena ..."
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unionrayo
"In the 1970s, Coca-Cola, the leading soft drink company, launched a campaign that said "I'd like to buy the world a Coke." In that campaign, a much kinder...."
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www
"Why do some Coke bottles have yellow lids? Coke sells a limited number of sodas with yellow tops that are made with real sugar instead of corn syrup, during Passover ..."
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An AI filter used on videos uploaded to TikTok has been the subject of criticism, generating its own subset of response videos on the platform. ...
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"Forever 21 blamed its second bankruptcy on rising competition from upstarts like Shein and Temu and their use of the de minimis exemption, a trade law loophole ..."
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After becoming disillusioned with Instagram, I tried new photo sharing app Foto. What I found was both wonderfully simple, but also quite intimidating ..."
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"Snag clothing is cited in an online debate over whether adverts showing models who appear "unhealthily fat" should be banned...."
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""Y'all really think I'd let a Cybertruck take me out?" the scrappy owl noted on social media ..."
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"Barbie unveils the 2025 Career of the Year: Women in Music collection with special honors for Alicia Keys. Here's how to shop the collection online ..." |
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"You may have seen darts’ crazy, costume-wearing fans in a packed stadium and wondered ‘how did the sport get so big?’...?
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"Just as we prepare wills for our physical possessions, we need to plan for our digital remains ..."
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digiday
"Apple’s rebrand of its search ads business to Apple Ads suggests the tech company is gearing up for a more concerted move for ad dollars ,,,:
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www
"After decades of studying brainwashing, author Rebecca Lemov concludes we all can be manipulated, especially when it comes to social media. Here’s what to do about it ..."
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www
"Rare video footage of Banksy’s team in the process of creating an artwork has been captured – here's how to watch it. ..."
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"Next time you spot an H&M ad, take a closer look to see if it features an AI-generated model. The clothing giant has revealed that it will start using AI to generate digital replicas of 30 of its models for use in ads and social media posts — provided they give their permission, that is. ?
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"The company said scammers used these accounts to exploit people out of money ..."
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"Car names are forever, and automakers have a system in place to make it count. We asked experts at Honda and Hyundai to explain ,,,"
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"With the Y2K revival trend seemingly at its peak, nostalgia for the carefree innocence of the ’00s made this moment ripe for a Murakami relaunch ...."
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?Voice cloning programs — most of which are free- have flimsy barriers to prevent nonconsensual impersonations, a new report finds ..."
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techcrunch
"Thought Pokémon was a tough benchmark for AI? One group of researchers argues that Super Mario Bros. is even tougher ..."
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hbr
"The rapid adoption of AI agents has major implications for who captures value in consumer transactions—particularly who owns the end customer. In the pre-internet era, the balance of information between retailers and brands was relatively even..." |
