AntiCast 113 – Black Mirror: S01E02

Olá, antidesigners e brainstormers!
Neste programa, Ivan Mizanzuk, Marcos Beccari e Rafael Ancara estreiam o primeiro programa de 2014 já com os dois pés no peito, discutindo o segundo episódio de Black Mirror. Entenda as nuanças críticas que estão por trás deste episódio, a sociedade do espetáculo como sistema econômico, o poder transformador da beleza e, no fim, porque (provavelmente) somos todos uns vendidos.

Download do episódio

>> 0h02min26seg Pauta principal
>> 1h34min38seg Leitura de comentários
>> 1h52min05seg Música de encerramento: “Wake the White Queen”, da banda The Crüshadows

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In Quest for Ride-Sharing Supremacy, Uber Takes on Lyft with Facebook Ads


The battle for supremacy among transportation apps is getting more personal.

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Booking mostra coisas simples que tornam uma viagem épica

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Foi assim em Booking.yeah e se repete agora, em Booking Epic. Desta vez, o foco está naquelas coisinhas que procuramos em determinado hotel, aquelas particularidades que cada usuário valoriza e que varia de pessoa para pessoa. Pode ser o secador de cabelo no banheiro, ovos mexidos no café da manhã (esse está na minha lista) ou até uma pantufinha…

Se você costuma pesquisar no Booking, com certeza tem aquele detalhe que faz com que você escolha um hotel em vez de outro. Enfim, é um filme simples, mas ao mesmo tempo divertido – o narrador mais uma vez traz aquela vibe “uhu!”- e que traduz muito bem o serviço oferecido pelo site.

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BIC Type Treatment

Leandro Lima est un illustrateur et graphiste brésilien basé à Barcelone. Ce dernier possède un talent indéniable, composant d’incroyables illustrations, à l’image de cette campagne pour la marque de style BIC. Un traitement typographique du plus bel effet à découvrir dans la suite à travers une série d’images.

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Detalhe para os nomes dos casais. Dê o play e veja o que acontece.


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London Evening Standard profits double in 2013

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Consumer Appliance Marketers Are Becoming the Next Data Warehouses


For years, marketers viewed mobile as the next era in ad technology. But the term “mobile” cannot communicate the scope and complex nature of the evolving ecosystem of consumer home devices that are linked across wired and wireless networks. This is the system sometimes called the Internet of Things.

Think of all the devices consumers have at home that are (or can be) connected to the internet. In addition to computers, phones, tablets and TVs, we have WiFi-connected refrigerators, light bulbs, thermostats, home-security systems and speakers, to name a few. Historically, we’ve looked at hardware with online capabilities as a unique marketing channel or conduit for delivering a message (the desktop computer being the key example). But these “things” offer something different. They are data vehicles, not marketing vehicles.

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Brands Stake Out a Place on Courses of Jaw-Dropping Endurance Competitions


As more and more people willingly slither on their bellies in mud beneath barbed wire and dash through fields of live wires, brands like Reebok and Dos Equis are following them onto the courses of competitions designed to test their strength and endurance.

Competitions like Tough Mudder, Spartan Race and CrossFit Games share an emphasis on personal fitness and an attitude that participants should push themselves beyond the comfortable limits of a routine gym workout, and they’re clearly no passing fad.

Tough Mudder, a 10- to 12-mile obstacle course, had 700,000 participants in 2013, up from 460,000 the previous year and counts Dos Equis, Advil, BIC, Under Armour, Wheaties and the U.S. Army as sponsors.

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