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The Binge Method

... binge mindset now extends beyond the screen. We’re seeing binge behaviors applied to books, magazines, music, gaming, and even social media. Newly popular are speed-reading apps that promise users the ability to tear through their Kindle libraries and Pocket queues at four times their usual reading rates. Among audiophiles, unlimited and inexpensive access to artists’ full catalogues via Spotify is inspiring a new wave of binge listening that can improve one’s understanding of an artist’s ...

The Impact Of Influence

... Discover whether influencers actually possess influence or if they’re merely a channel for brands, and learn about the qualities that draw young people to the influencers they admire.Brands have always sought out those with status and mass appeal to market their goods, nabbing celebrities to feature in their TV commercials and dressing actors in their latest designs for red carpet appearances. Brands and organizations—from fashion to magazines to TV networks—held the power in ...

Tech Truths

... method.My parents are always like "you kids and your technology," but I think they're on with their phones and computers as much as we are.MAGGIE, 17, CTMy parents are obsessed with posting on Facebook. Whenever I'm with them, they're on their phones more than I am and my mom is watching videos and my dad is reading articles. They're consuming all the traditional stuff like magazines and newspapers, but they're doing it digitally now. KYLE, 25, FLWhat This Means For Brands: To resonate with Xers, brands ...

Innovation Halo

... employee events, in dishes at its locations, or offer reimbursements for meals that include red meat, poultry, or pork.2018: WeMRKT WeWork has expanded into the retail space with WeMRKT, an incubator of and store for entrepreneurs with physical products, including food, electronics, and magazines. The company tracks sales of merchandise and collects feedback to help its entrepreneurs. The concept is slated to roll out in all U.S. locations and then internationally. - Delta's Innovation Soars - As ...

Culture First, Country Second

... magazines from other countries | I listen to podcasts from other countries | None of the above I listen to music from other countries | I watch movies from other countries | I watch TV shows from other countries | I know more than one language | I follow news from other countries | I watch entertainment in other languages with subtitles | I pay attention to fashion/style trends from other countries | I play video games with people from other countries | I follow artists from ...

Global Culture Marketing Tips

... social reach of Samsung’s My Emoji feature.13 Reasons Why To promote the release of the second season of Netflix’s controversial teen drama 13 Reasons Why, Hearst Magazines Digital Media created a physical installation that lived in both Los Angeles and New York City for one weekend. The “13 Reasons” wall consisted of a block of lockers where visitors could take a Polaroid, write something confessional on the photo, and post it IRL (with an additional option to post a photo of their ...

Global Analog Trends

... supplementing their digital consumption with analog content and gadgets, from vinyl records and physical cameras to print magazines and board games. Brands that tap into this old school consumption habit can stand out in today's digitally-driven world and this countertrend is poised to grow as young people are even sharing their analog consumption habits online, encouraging their friends and followers to embrace such mediums, too.LO-FI LISTENINGDespite the prevailing popularity of music streaming platforms ...

Extracurriculars

... for self-improvement, nearly half use books and websites. Another third of U.S. and UK youth turn to online tutorials/classes, TV shows, blogs, and movies.Which of the following media, if any, do you use for motivation/inspiration for education/learning new skills?Please select all that apply. Books | Websites | Online tutorials/classes | TV shows | Blogs | Movies | Podcasts | Newspapers | Magazines | Email newsletters | Radio | Brands | Other media 8 in 10 Trendsetters agree what ...

IRL (In Real Live)

... public settings, as a 26-year-old man mentioned he wish he could attend. There’s even opportunity for books and magazines to come to life via readings and immersive events. In the future, these live entertainment experiences won’t just be a means to consume the content, but rather, an extension of it. Content creators will be challenged to add another element to their work that springs off the flat piece of media, growing the story or universe and creating a component that consumers can’t get at ...