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21Aug/21

Prinker Enables Brands to Engage Consumers at Events Through Instant Digital Temporary Tattoos

August 21, 2021InnovationAdvertising, Brands, Coca-Cola, Communication design, Companies, Culture, Fashion, Louis Vuitton, Luxury brands, MTV, Prada, Samsung Electronics, The Coca-Cola Companysmbale

Prinker, the inventor of the world’s first all-in-one temporary tattoo device and a member of Born2Global Centre, is enabling companies to enhance their experiential marketing events by letting attendees tattoo creative brand visuals such as art, slogans and logos temporarily on their skin. Prinker has so far worked with numerous top international brands including Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Prada, Samsung Electronics, MTV, and Coca-Cola to create unique and fun branded experiences for events around the world. Continue reading

09Aug/21

Acteev® to Launch Performance Textiles at 2021 Outdoor Retailer Summer Expo

August 9, 2021FashionArticles, Brand, Business, Communication design, Graphic design, Marketing, Product managementsmbale

Acteev will launch its performance textiles line at the 2021 Outdoor Retailer Expo, giving prospective brand and manufacturing partners the opportunity to experience the unique technology – hands-on. Continue reading

30Mar/21

Blis to empower world’s largest brands and agencies to target customers at scale in the post-cookie world

March 30, 2021InternetAdvertising, Articles, Brand, Communication design, HTTP cookie, Internet privacy, Marketingsmbale

Today, Blis, the pioneer of privacy-first location-powered advertising, announces the launch of its new product suite, which will enable the world’s largest brands and agencies to target their customers at scale in the post-cookie world and still achieve key outcomes. Continue reading

20Mar/17

Google apologises to ad clients for YouTube content fiasco

March 20, 2017MediaAdvertising, Alphabet Inc., Argos, British brands, Business, Business/Finance, Communication design, Companies, Company: Google, Company: HSBC Hldg, Company: M&S, Digital marketing, Economy, Google, HSBC, HSBC Bank, Marketing, Marks & Spencer, Matt Brittin, Online advertising, Product design, RBS, Sainsbury's, Service industries, Technology/Internet, United Kingdom, United States, World Wide Web, YouTubesmbale

Google apologises for allowing ads to appear alongside offensive videos on YouTube as more high-profile firms such as Marks & Spencer and HSBC pull advertising for British markets from Google sites.

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