Agalia Tan
@agaaalia
Senior Strategist at We Are Social
RADAR Chapter Lead for Singapore
Agalia Tan
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Becoming a vehicle for capitalistic desires of abundance and overconsumption. We’re asking, what would an underconsumption-core of love look like? What if we could take only what we required in the moment, better able to understand ourselves and our needs in the context of the present?
We participate in our own surveillance by signalling our preferences so publicly.
— Filterworld, pg. 134
Godly — Astronomically good web design inspiration
godly.website
- I paid attention to things I liked to do, and found ways to do more of that. I made it easy for interesting people
Henrik Karlsson • Everything That Turned Out Well in My Life Followed the Same Design Process
things you should remember and reminders to trust the process
i LOVE this concept of ‘unfolding’
It also means that increasingly the real value or trick won’t be in blowing up, though of course, it will only get harder and harder to do so as we continue to exponentially increase our output of content, but rather in holding on to the 15 seconds of fame once we have it.
tals.substack.com • Every Day a Groundhog Day
not about blowing up!!!
Interactions with brands are becoming just like interactions with other users. This is an example of dark social for brands, and how brands are humanising themselves / reaching out to their fans and establishing brand affinity.
A move from public broadcasting to private sharing
Rodd Chant ®© on LinkedIn: #cannes #creativity #advertising | 27 comments
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what's after cannes if it's not it anymore?
“I’ve been reading a number of posts about Cannes this year, many are saying it seems to have lost its way.
Many have been saying it is now more an overpriced tech gathering than a celebration of smart advertising creativity.
Also, many noted the lack of young people. Why is that? Are they not interested? Or can’t afford to go? Or their agencies won’t pay to send them. Seems odd for an event such as Cannes not to be flooded with the next generation of talent.
Maybe it’s time for a new event. One that is purely dedicated to the creative craft of advertising. It doesn’t even have to include awards, maybe it would be better if it didn’t. Instead, focus on elevating and inspiring better creativity in the industry.
No mega yachts, no overpriced hotels, and no bookends. Just creativity. Now there’s an idea.”