You would think more choice would equal more freedom. That an abundance of yoga studies would mean you’d be [more]
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DecFOBO
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SepAR goes mainstream
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Ever since Pokemon Go, AR has been slowly but surely taking over social media. Everyone wants a piece of its [more]
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JulSocial Media Platforms to Watch in 2019
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Social media is changing. Discussions are being had around whether posts should be pre-reviewed by experts before they’re published. Bills [more]
11
JulThe Value of Boredom
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Boredom is one of the most underrated experiences in the modern world. More than that, we do everything we can [more]
01
JulTo pay or not to pay for your news?
Categories: News
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The news is broken. More people are feeling alienated from the journalism they see. Less people are finding coverage particularly [more]
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JunDoes male or female marketing matter in a gender fluid age?
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In 2019, the idea that there are only two genders is archaic and obsolete. Gender is a spectrum of “zies”, [more]
02
JunCreating content in a mobile-first world
Tags: content marketing, Future, gen z, Marketing, millenials, mobile first, Smartphone, social media
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The layout of your website is responsive. There are no intrusive pop-ups on tablet or mobile. You’ve compressed your images, [more]
27
MayWhy more information is not always better
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Managing information used to be a problem reserved for newspapers and librarians. But with the dawn of the information age, [more]
24
AprHow to reach a generation that never sits still
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Gen Z is a hard bunch to pin down. They don’t even have one defined name — iGen, Gen Tech, [more]
09
AprOn the importance of doing nothing
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When was the last time you did nothing? I mean literally, nothing. Not lying on the couch scrolling through your [more]
18
MarWhy You Need to Pay Attention to Vertical Video
Tags: content, content marketing, Smartphone, snapchat, social, social media, Technology, vertical video
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Introduced in the late 1920s, the first TV set was a heavy square box with a screen not much bigger [more]
24
JanUpgrade From Multi-Channel to Omni-Channel Marketing
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Not too long ago, companies were limited to just one or two ways through which they could reach their customers. [more]
02
JanWhy Stories Are The Future of The News Feed
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Since it’s release by Facebook in 2006, the News Feed has been in the news a lot and often not [more]
11
DecWhat Causes The Desire to Keep on Reading?
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You know the feeling: one minute you’re on the bus casually scrolling Twitter, and the next you’re engrossed in an [more]
24
OctWhy You Can’t Get Enough of Netflix
Categories: News
Tags: content, culture, digital age, engagement, netflix, personalised content, social, social media, storytelling, Technology
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This week, I came pretty damn close to binge-watching an entire series on Netflix in one sitting. Maniac, since you [more]
18
OctThe Cognitive Biases That Feed The Social Media Machine
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When were you happiest in the past month and why? If it involves doing something altruistic, then that says a [more]
13
OctHow to Make The Right Choice Every Single Time
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In the digital age, you can do anything and be anyone you want to be. The world is your oyster, [more]
18
SepHow Social Media is Sucking the Life Out of Your Social Life
Tags: culture, digital nomadry, facebook, Future, smartphone addiction, social, social media, Technology
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Facebook states as its “mission” on its own Facebook page to “Give people the power to build community and bring the [more]
07
SepWhy You’re Doing Leisure All Wrong
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We’re masters of work but are clueless when it comes to leisure. We’re so bad at it we look to [more]
What would aliens think if they were to suddenly drop into the Earth’s atmosphere and peer out over our cities [more]
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