Michael Abata
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Michael Abata
Teens are dressing in suits to see 'Minions' as meme culture and boredom collide
How I Built Thisnpr.orgA USPS study found that “62% of millennials tend to read through the advertising mail they receive, rather than discarding it without reading. Given growing data-privacy concerns, clutter in online advertising, and demand for brand authenticity, some marketers we spoke to said the best way to reach younger consumers could be through some good ol’... See more
Katie Hicks • Why some marketers are shifting their focus from inboxes to mailboxes
Following the July 1 release of Minions: The Rise of Gru, hordes of (mostly) teenage boys have documented themselves online as they orchestrate viewing events at movie theaters in their finest 8th grade graduation garb.The groups show themselves pulling up to their local movie theaters in full suits, dress shirts, and sometimes sunglasses, and... See more
Manuela López Restrepo • Teens are dressing in suits to see 'Minions' as meme culture and boredom collide
No bids on Chevy’s first NFT, even though it came with a free Corvette Z06
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Why some marketers are shifting their focus from inboxes to mailboxes
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Shell Recharge Fulham Road, our first UK all-EV charging hub
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New media technologies are rapidly emerging. Looking back on the past few decades of media, it’s clear that the content that catches hold plays a foundational role in sculpting how we live and think and interact. As the technologies with which we create and communicate change, cultural transmission will change in tandem.
Rex Woodbury • Cultural Transmission In the Internet Age
Telehealth and Gen Z