German car brand Opel will promote its new electric vehicle under the “Less Normal, More Mokka” campaign by partnering with the British record label Defected in a new virtual dance event. The “A Less Normal Experience” event will take place on April 9. It will extend the 360-degree campaign, which kicked off this January on…Read More
Motivating a team is certainly not easy. That said, key motivational factors like providing empowerment, flexibility, and connecting your staff’s passions to the work, while intentionally avoiding de-motivational pitfalls like poor leadership or lack of growth, can go a long way toward keeping a team engaged and thriving. One singular approach to management is not…Read More
TLDR: The 2021 Complete Microsoft Azure Certification Prep Bundle explores how to build and manage a complete Azure cloud network and earn key Azure credentials in the process. Artificial intelligence. For most, those words immediately conjure images that are straight out of science fiction. The HAL 9000. The Terminator. Replicants. For the masses, AI is as far removed from daily life as walking the dog is from a trip to the moon. In recent years, that gap has been closing. Rapidly. But while the use of artificial intelligence and machine learning is playing a growingly influential role in global business…
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Subaru of America, a now-17-time broadcast sponsor of the annual Screen Actors Guild Awards, has gone a little off-road with its new spot to promote the 2021 Crosstrek range by following siblings on a long drive to their sister’s wedding. Created by Carmichael Lynch, the “Barn Wedding” spot follows the brother-sister duo as they travel…Read More
It’s vital that to ensure a better future for the world, future generations understand the problems they will inherit. The climate crisis is the top priority. Top line Poland is known to have the worst air pollution in Europe, with over 75% of its energy being generated through coal. Recognizing this issue, toy manufacturer Lego…Read More
Did you know Twitter allows you to control who can reply to each tweet you share on the social network? Our guide will show you how this is done. Note: These screenshots were captured in the Twitter application on iOS. Step 1: On the new tweet screen, tap “Everyone can reply” near the bottom of…Read More
Did you know that Discord allows users to change their status at any time? This allows users to appear invisible, set a custom status and more. Our guide will show you how to change your status in the Discord mobile application. Note: These screenshots were captured in the Discord app on iOS. Step 1: Tap…Read More
Johnson & Johnson skin care brand Neutrogena has established its own content studio, which will produce both long- and short-form unbranded material meant to inspire and inform members of the public. “Neutrogena Studios is creating entertainment, not advertising,” said Tyler Rochwerg, a digital marketing and innovation manager at Johnson & Johnson. Top line The first…Read More
When I need a quick calculation, I fire up the Mac calculator, get it done, and don’t think about it much. But for complex calculations such as currency conversations or splitting bills, I reach for a couple of tools online. Last week, I stumbled upon this minimal calculator called Numi. The best feature about it is you can simply type calculations in sentences to get your results, like ’50 INR to USD,’ or ‘today + two weeks.’ Plus, it’s easy to do unit and currency conversation so that you don’t have to take Google’s help for converting Indian Rupees to US Dollars…
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Escooters and micromobility startups have been booming over the past year. But how are they finding rapid expansion during a pandemic? First we’ve got Fredrik Hjelm co-found and CEO of Swedish escooter startup Voi, to chronicle the lessons they’ve learned after rolling out micromobility trials across the UK. At the end of a hard 12 months, it’s a good time to reflect on what we learned over the past year. It’s been an incredibly tough time across all 50 European cities in which we operate. But while things looked very bleak this time last year, at Voi, we are beginning to see…
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