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Non-Fungible Tokens are all the rage, but is the hype justified, and do they offer any real value? Our answer: yes, but you need to choose the right type.
An innovative Augmented Reality experience that gave "Jaffanatics" a chance to win £500 to live out their dreams.
Another major retailer is tapping into the power of immersive technology with the launch of a new augmented reality app designed to add a whole extra dimension to the shopper experience.
The Force is strong with Nissan.
Whisky has a new audience. The stereotype that only middle-aged men drink whisky is fading.
Who really ‘owns’ an outdoor space? Is it possible to lay claim to public ground, and is it right to make money from doing so?
It’s been a tough few weeks for struggling retailer Toys R Us.
Few people fully appreciate atrocities faced by Rohingya Muslims. That is, until now.
Let’s face it – all of us have made at least one IKEA purchase in our lives that we’ve quickly regretted.
If you’re not a fan of Star Wars, tough luck.
Experiential campaigns can be magical for kids.
Size matters to Japanese consumers.
Rock climbing can be a tough but addictive sport. Whether it’s taking on a challenging indoor wall or scaling a cliff side, it’s unquestionably a physical and mental challenge.
Let’s face it – we’re all curious to know what we are going to look like when we’re older.
To promote the new series to its Austrian fans, The Walking Dead took to scaring the living daylights out of people, again…
It’s highly likely that many punters’ dreams came true at Austin’s SXSW Festival this month thanks to the “Mario Karting Reimagined” experience.
The Sunshine Aquarium in Tokyo wanted to increase its visitor numbers, but was having a hard time convincing people to travel out of the centre and away from all the other bustling attractions in Tokyo.
