Pinterest’s Idea Pins feature (formerly called Story Pins) allows users with business accounts to share multiple photos, videos and more in a single Pin. Users can import videos from their device’s camera roll, as well as record new videos within the Pinterest application. A single page in an Idea Pin can have multiple video clips,…Read More
Have you ever had that feeling of dread deep down inside that warns you something’s not right, even if you can’t put your finger on it? That’s the Ick–that feeling in your gut when you’re in a creative meeting and wonder if what’s being presented could be perceived as the greatest idea known to (wo)man…Read More
Shea and Syd McGee of Netflix’s Dream Home Makeover are helping to provide Memorial Day weekend ideas for the streaming service’s partnership with Pinterest. The two companies are teaming up on Memorial Day d?cor ideas and recipes that will be featured on Pinterest’s Today tab starting Friday (May 21), along with a “Call to Create”…Read More
IBM’s AI research division has released a 14-million-sample dataset to develop machine learning models that can help in programming tasks. Called Project CodeNet, the dataset takes its name after ImageNet, the famous repository of labeled photos that triggered a revolution in computer vision and deep learning. While there’s a scant chance that machine learning models built on the CodeNet dataset will make human programmers redundant, there’s reason to be hopeful that they will make developers more productive. Automating programming with deep learning In the early 2010s, impressive advances in machine learning triggered excitement (and fear) about artificial intelligence soon automating many tasks, including…
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French automaker Renault is celebrating the 25th anniversary of its family model, the Scenic, with a campaign to promote families starting out through love. The work from Publicis Conseil will run in France to reinforce Renault’s commitment to developing a range of family-focused cars, which have been in competition with the move to acquire SUVs…Read More
The upfronts week presentations have ended, and now it’s time for the real work: the negotiations. Adweek is sitting down with each of the ad sales chiefs who presented this week to talk about their respective events and their strategies for navigating this year’s marketplace. Following NBCUniversal’s Mark Marshall and Fox’s Marianne Gambelli yesterday, next…Read More
Google Photos‘ unlimited storage plan for your “high-quality” photos is ending next month. Last November, the company made the announcement without specifying any reason like if it’s running out of server space, or just want to sell you a Google One subscription for extra storage. You might be angry that Google is killing off another super handy feature. But there are no free lunches. So what are your options? We’ll address all your questions such as exporting your data and choosing an alternative service in this article. How much stuff you’ve got on Google Photos? Before you storm out of Google’s…
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To mark the reopening of the Royal Opera House (ROH) in London, satellite broadcaster Sky’s commercial arm Sky Media has released a campaign to promote its partnership with the world-famous venue. The campaign is the first for ROH in three years and will promote its upcoming Spring/Summer program after closing due to Covid-19 restrictions. The…Read More
U.K. mobile network EE is promoting the power of its technological reach. Its new ad campaign shows brand ambassador Kevin Bacon remotely overseeing Lucifer actor Tom Ellis getting a real-time close shave with a robotic arm being controlled by a barber miles away from the Welsh hill he is standing on. The campaign from Saatchi…Read More
Welcome to SHIFT Basics, a collection of tips, explainers, guides, and advice to keep you up to speed with mobility tech. Whenever a new model hits the road for testing, car nerds are always keen to get a first look. But as much as you might want to, automakers sure don’t want you to see everything. It’s common practice for car companies to use a type of “camouflage” when they’re testing pre-production vehicles. Credit: Chris Doane Automotive Three simple reasons why Firstly, secrecy is a key marketing strategy. Covering a new model with camo and mystery only increases the anticipation and curiosity…
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