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Surrounded by synths
UK – The lines between reality and fantasy are blurred in Channel 4’s new ad campaign for Humans.
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Super-sweet 18
Italy – Teenagers are set to receive a €500 culture bonus from the government.
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Driving force
Singapore – Delphi is testing a fleet of self-driving cars in collaboration with the Land Transport Authority.
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Making the Switch
London – The Tate Modern has released an interactive video exploring the building’s past and future.
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Slam dunk
US – The NBA has launched a Facebook Messenger chatbot to curate playoff content for fans.
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Clerkenwell Design Week 2016: Work to live
London – The workplace of the future will provide the tools to work anywhere, says Airbnb’s Aaron Taylor Harvey.
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Global – Google has revealed its vision for ubiquitous virtual reality and smart search typing at I/O 2016.
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Waste not, want not
Copenhagen – Charity DanChurchAid has opened WeFood, Denmark’s first food surplus supermarket.
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It’s a kind of magic
Shanghai – Visitors to Disney’s new Shanghai park will be able to use their smartphones to access rides and attractions rather than the MagicBands ...
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LDF Network Evening 2015: Emily Johnson
London – We caught up with 1882 Ltd founder Emily Johnson to talk about craft in the age of anti-authenticity.
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Backseat book
New York – Uber has launched its own in-car magazine for New York Fashion Week.
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Goodbye ads
Global – Adieu is an ad blocker with a conscience, ridding websites of obtrusive banners without damaging the revenue of content-creators.
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Always on demand
US – On-demand marketplaces such as Uber and Airbnb are expected to grow by 57% by 2020, according to new figures.
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Listen in
UK – Online retailer ASOS has launched a new weekly podcast called My Big Idea, which features a series of inspirational female speakers. The 13-e...
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Deal or no deal
Paris – Petit h, the research arm of luxury fashion brand Hermès, is inviting customers to take a leap of faith and buy one of its mystery boxes.
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International Liberty
London – Luxury department store retailer Liberty has announced plans to expand overseas by opening in international department stores.
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Safety by Samsung
Argentina – Samsung has previewed new technology that will make overtaking cars a safer endeavour.
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London – Television still has a big part to play in advertising, despite the rise of internet tv subscriptions and other digital media, says the la...
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Scrub up
South Africa – Motion tracking has been used to create an engaging, interactive advert – for a washing detergent
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Gendered retail
US – A new report from Bronto Software reveals that men shop online during the week more than women.
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Australia’s Seniorpreneurs
New research from the International Journal of Organizational Innovation takes an in-depth look at the rise of the senior entrepreneur in Australia.
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UK to become Europe’s leading luxury goods destination by 2018
The UK is expected to become Europe’s biggest luxury goods destination by 2018 ahead of Italy, France and Germany.
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Pick and mix: Music video where viewers can pick the outfits
London – Online retailer ASOS has collaborated with girl band JUCE for an interactive YouTube video enabling viewers to pick the colours of th...
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Michael Jary: Amazon is not invincible
Amazon's dominance is not a given, says Michael Jary, partner at OC&C Strategy Consultants.
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Salad tastes better when arranged artfully, says study
Food arranged to resemble a work of art tastes better to diners than neatly presented ingredients simply piled on a plate, according to ...
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