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[huttson-blog]

Social Media Campaign Blends Culture and Food to Fight Anti-Asian Hate — Adweek

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— by Mary Emily O’Hara: Nothing brings people together across cultural divides quite like food, so what better way to combat hate and harassment than by sharing stories over a good meal?

That’s the idea behind multicultural agency Intertrend’s new “#MakeNoiseToday” campaign, which brings Asian foodies and other influencers together to share recipes and speak out against…

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[sosia-csulb]

2nd Picture in 1st Row: Library of the Psychic Temple, James Jean, ink on paper, 2014

SOSIA had a great time during their field trip to Intertrend in downtown Long Beach! We were given a tour by Intertrend representative Victoria Luong and learned about the company’s history and Summer Internships!

[davehill2021]

Behind the scenes from my Toyota Camry Street Parade and Market shoot last year.  

[eiffantower]

Hanging at the Cerritos Library sculpture garden after the #intertrend agency meeting. #fieldtrip (at Cerritos Library)

[eiffantower]

Yesterday's boat tour of Long Beach was a great way to finish off an amazing internship in a city that I have newfound appreciation for. Thank you @intertrend and my fellow interns who made every day of work not feel like work at all. #intertrend #summerinternship #alumnihood (at Long Beach Pier)

[thewritingofsarahbennett]

This dilapidated building stared at me for years when I worked at the bar across the street. So glad to see it's going to be turned into something useful and awesome.

Long Beach Post | November 19, 2012

[koreamjournal]

Ad agency InterTrend uses Web to connect with Asians Los Angeles Times

Looking to capture young, tech-savvy Asian Americans, a Long Beach advertising agency turned East for inspiration.

The firm, InterTrend Communications, came up with a Web series that blended elements of South Korean soap operaswith a novel Japanese storytelling device that employed online social networks. The series, sponsored by AT&T Inc., quickly notched nearly 10 million views on YouTube and generated 4,700 suggestions from fans about how the story should unfold.