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All about the positive
Not a fan of the Google-autocomplete approach to this campaign, but I do like the message.
i absolutely love this. for years axe has been a symbol of the pinnacle of hypermasculinity and now they’re calling it out? axe youre doing amazing sweetie
“The conversations we have but don't want to... that's 'The Talk.' Scenes of black parents openly sharing truths about bias their children will experience.”
“If you’re a parent, you’ve done it. Maybe in the car. Maybe in the kitchen. Maybe when you’ve stepped on Lego in the dark for the 3,000th time. Swearing in front of your kids is one of the less publicized parental rights of passage. And now for Mother’s Day, Kraft says it’s OK.“
“Altoids tins have become part of pop culture because people don’t throw them away. The uses of an empty tin are endless, and as a result, old Altoids tins seem to arouse our curiosity whenever we see one. Continuing on our campaign of “Curiously Strong Mints,” we created the line “The Curious Afterlife of a Tin,” which focuses on the tin itself, instead of the mints, and asks the world “What’s in the tins of these curious characters?"
Wonder how Google categorizes your photos by its content? Here's how it works.
“Computer vision is fascinating to me because a) it sounds intriguing and b) it’s a part of so many different things we use today (augmented reality, image search, Google Photos, cameras, those yellow first down lines we see watching football on TV, self-driving cars, selfie lenses, and more.) In this video, I talk with several researchers at Google to get an overview of the field today, a bit of its history, and a hint of its future.“
Shelter dogs seek adoption as much as many humans seek the company of a dog. Watch how Pedigree turns the shelter experience of dogs around.
The first channel that comes to mind when advertising an extractor hood might not be print... Watch the creation of the first animated print ad.
“If we as industry change our production of women, we can help influence women’s self-perception. Everyone in the industry has a responsibility in relation to the beauty standards we set up for women in the world. By hacking the industry from within, we can influence that image. That’s what we want to achieve with this campaign.”
“The Mercury Cider Tough Tap—if you’re tough enough to pour it, you’re tough enough to drink it. This hard-to-pour cider tap was installed in the toughest pubs, bars and events across Australia in the ultimate challenge of toughness.”
“Feminism today is man-hating. Women really do need to remember that we need you to have our children.”
“The campaign kicks off with a social experiment that features real people. ‘Worlds Apart’, a real-life social experiment that puts together two total strangers that are divided by their beliefs, meeting for the first time. What happens when you bring together a feminist, and an anti-feminist? A transgender person and a guy who struggles to understand the category. Or a climate change activist with someone who thinks the whole idea is “piffle”?“
“This Video Documents the Traumatic Experiences Faced by Social Media Moderators Every Day.
Whether child pornography, graphic sexual content or excessive violence, these gatekeepers protect the online world from all sorts of harmful content and fraudulent users.“
Someone should make a movie about my life
50% of Millenials @ “The Culture of Proximity”
“Watch as a teen boy's parents simply cannot believe he was weak enough to let his cancer return.“
“Now babies will sleep at home the same way they sleep in a car. A unique crib reproduces your car's movements and sounds and reproduce them.”
du Tuesday is a ‘buy 1 movie ticket and get 1 free’ promotion that is exclusively available to cinema goers in UAE who are on/use the du telecom netw
du Tuesday is a ‘buy 1 movie ticket and get 1 free’ promotion that is exclusively available to cinema goers in UAE who are on/use the du telecom network. For three consecutive years, Leo Burnett Dubai “have produced award-winning campaigns for the ‘du Tuesday product’ historically. However, this year required a different approach to further increase redemptions on Tuesdays and reduce churn (in a duopolistic market) of the customers.”
Can a computer judge art? A new neural network program will rank photos by their probability of being awesome.
“The Aesthetics tool, still in beta testing, allows users to upload a photo and get an auto-generated list of tags, as well as a percentage rate on the “chance that this image is awesome.” According to developers, the neural network was trained to view an image much in the same way a human photo editor would, looking at factors such as color, sharpness, and subject.“
"INORI (prayer)" is a dance performance video that uses real-time facial projection mapping to change the look of the dancer’s faces. Over the course of about one minute, the dancers are made to...
"The “making of” video above describes how the University of Tokyo designed a high-speed projector that projects 1,000 frames per second — what they say is the world’s fastest. By using the projector alongside a 3D-mapping system and precise sensor tracking, the video creators were able to change the look of the dancers and the aesthetics of the video in real time.”
