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Visa Goes Social-by-Design for Olympics

Consumers are encouraged to upload text, photo and video cheers for Olympic athletes.

Instagrammers in Demand by Major Brands

Instagrammers are the new brand influencers.

In the wake of Facebook’s purchase of the popular photo platform for a cool $1 billion, a growing number of marketers have been trading perks—cash, trips, swag—to a coterie of widely followed smartphone photographers in exchange for snapshots broadcasting products or events.

Coca-Cola Beatbox to provide music in the 2012 London Olympic park

Coca Cola Beatbox

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Pop-up office cubicles created from recycled cardboard


Pop-up structures are no longer a new phenomenon on our virtual pages, but recently we came upon an example with an interesting twist. Specifically, through a partnership with manufacturer Dufaylite, UK-based Duke Studios has created ten studio offices constructed out of Dufaylite’s Ultra Board, a building material that’s strong yet fully sustainable and recyclable. READ MORE…

springwise:

Pop-up office cubicles created from recycled cardboard

Pop-up structures are no longer a new phenomenon on our virtual pages, but recently we came upon an example with an interesting twist. Specifically, through a partnership with manufacturer Dufaylite, UK-based Duke Studios has created ten studio offices constructed out of Dufaylite’s Ultra Board, a building material that’s strong yet fully sustainable and recyclable. READ MORE…

An Igloo made of Books by Miler Lagos

(Source: fer1972)

Media Decoder: Social Drawing, an Up-and-Coming Marketing Tool

To promote the new season of “Cake Boss” on TLC, there will be contests to design a cake using Doodle.ly, a social-drawing app.

The TLC cable channel is teaming up with Doodle.ly, which enables doodlers to share drawings socially, for a promotion for the new season of "Cake Boss."

Volkswagen Fox: Twitter Zoom Campaign

Volkswagen Brazil recently sponsored the biggest music festival in Sao Paulo, the (sold out) Planeta Terra Festival, where they decided to promote their coolest young car, the Fox, through a seriously good mashup of Twitter, Google maps and real world prize locations.

Nestle Creates Interactive Fountain to Promote Water

Nascar Turns Hashtags Into Pit Stops