Posted By Ivy Chang - May 11, 2012
Want to catch up with what happened in the digital world this week? Our weekly cheat sheet will fill you in on everything you missed while you were scrambling to meet deadlines and put out fires.
Check out Google Maps cool labyrinth web game, Absolut Vodka's augmented reality street art, how Stride gum created the world's longest banner ad, and more!
1. Learn About Google Maps With Their New Cube Game
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Posted By Ivy Chang - May 4, 2012
Want to catch up with what happened in the digital world this week? Our weekly cheat sheet will fill you in on everything you missed while you were scrambling to meet deadlines and put out fires.
Read more to find out why Target will stop selling Kindles, how one of the largest retailers in Korea is working to increase sales during their slowest business hours, and more.
1. Target battles "showrooming" by
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Posted By Ivy Chang - April 27, 2012
Want to catch up with what happened in the digital world this week? Our weekly cheat sheet will fill you in on everything you missed while you were scrambling to meet deadlines and put out fires.
This week, read about how you can get discounted airfare just by using the Anywake app or by shopping as fast as you can in a Puma store, the new Tipp-Ex interactive YouTube video, and
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Posted By Ivy Chang - April 13, 2012
Want to catch up with what happened in the digital world this week? Our weekly cheat sheet will fill you in on everything you missed while you were scrambling to meet deadlines and put out fires.
This week, read about Facebook's $1 billion purchase, shoppable music videos, the Google+ profile redesign, Smart Car's Twitter ad, and how tablets are shaping the way we watch TV.
Facebook Acquires Instagram for $1 Billion
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Posted By Ivy Chang - March 29, 2012
Want to catch up with what happened in the digital world this week? Our week in review will fill you in on everything you missed while you were scrambling to meet deadlines and put out fires.
This week, see how you can make your Instagram photos tangbile, what brands are offering rewards for direct and online engagements, and how Xbox LIVE subscribers can control TV content using their voice.
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Posted By gsteen - March 22, 2012
Want to catch up with what happened in the digital world this week? Our weekly cheat sheet will fill you in on everything you missed while you were scrambling to meet deadlines and put out fires.
Read on to learn how Nike turned a building into an app, why your house will soon tweet you when it's damaged and how brands are soothing your airport headaches.
Nike Turns Architecture Into App at
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Posted By sspearman - March 15, 2012
Want to catch up with what happened in the digital world this week? Our weekly cheat sheet will fill you in on everything you missed while you were scrambling to meet deadlines and put out fires.
Read on to learn how Neiman Marcus is revolutionizing the retail experience, how Marvel is turning their comic books into magical experiences and how a webcam can let you control your computer with a wave
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Posted By rmay - March 8, 2012
Last December, Twitter revamped the way brands can use landing pages. Twitter has now announced plans to add additional branded experiences such as e-commerce capabilities, contests, and sweepstakes. App developers will be able to create experiences on Twitter that are similar to Facebook apps and will be included in the brand’s tweet timeline, not as the traditional 140-character limit post. No release date has been set, but the features are
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Posted By rmay - March 7, 2012
Christine Martinez, fashion blogger and the fourth most-followed Pinterest user was selected by fashion label Calypso to fly to St. Barth’s to “live pin” images from a photo shoot. The images are posted to a board created by Calypso St. Bath’s Pinterest page. Christine was selected for the program because she is a Calypso shopper and her personal boards reflect the Calypso brand image.
Many brands are starting to connect with
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Posted By rmay - March 6, 2012
Starting today, Google is rebranding the Android Market, Google Books, Google Music, and video content. Google Play will be the new destination for all buyable Google content and makes the content accessible across all browsers and mobile devices through automatic cloud-based syncing. Google Play seems to be similar to Apple’s iCloud and iTunes Match applications and aims to make its e-commerce and cloud syncing abilities easier for users to understand.
Implications: Consumers
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