(TrendHunter.com) The announcement that Spongebob Squarepants and friends are getting another movie has produced a range of tribute art, yet this collection from XiaozuoZ, an artist in Hubei Province, China, is…
Se você curte games e tem 16 minutos do seu tempo sobrando (ou mesmo que não tenha), vale usar esse tempo para conferir o vídeo acima. Criado pelos membros do canal Triforcefilms do YouTube, The Evolution of Video Games – Acapella Edition propõe uma viagem pela história dos games, por meio de suas trilhas sonoras interpretadas a cappella.
De Pac-Man, de 1980, a Uncharted, de 2007, passando por Super Mario Bros, Tetris, Doom e Final Fantasy, entre outros, o medley que esse cara faz é demais. Aliás, se você gostar muito, fique de olho no canal Triforcefilms, porque eles prometeram os links das faixas para download gratuito no Soundcloud. 
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As domestic consumption falls, Japanese brewers are trying to increase exports, even going abroad to find the right pairings with Western cuisine.
Tommie Wilhelmsen a conçu la cabine « Dalene » située en Norvège. Une magnifique maison principalement en bois, clair et noir habillée d’immenses fenêtres placées tout autour de la maison. Les courbes et les lignes droites de la maison offrent un esthétique hors du commun. Une magnifique découverte à contempler.
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Summary: If you’ve recently started a small business, whether it’s service-oriented, a web-based e-commerce venture, or a traditional brick-and-mortar establishment, today’s business landscape dictates that managing your online brand is a necessity. Because of its tremendous reach and potential to convert sales, your online reputation trumps whatever standing you may have in your local community.
At Enterprise,we’ll pick yo up. They’ll also poke fun at British and American stereotypes. One is loud and obnoxious, (Brad) the other is quiet and reserved and doesn’t tip (Dave). Man, they hire some weird people at Enterprise.
UK Car hire, U.S. customer service. That means funny stereotypes! The American guy, see, he’s friendly, but very loud and talks in weird idioms no one understands, and he can’t find the UK on a map!
Gannett Co., the owner of USA Today, will split into two publicly traded companies, one focused on broadcasting and digital businesses and the other on publishing, it said today, following the trend that has swept the media business.
Signaling its interest in digital investment, the company also agreed to buy the 73% interest it doesn’t already own in Classified Ventures, which owns Cars.com, for $1.8 billion in cash, it said in a statement today. Cars.com, which was started in 1998, lets users check prices, compare models and read reviews of auto dealers.
The publishing business will be separated through a tax-free distribution of assets to shareholders. The split comes after similar moves by News Corp., Time Warner and Tribune Co., all of which wanted to cleave stronger entertainment businesses from newspapers or magazines facing long-term problems.
The Gannett Company also confirmed that it would buy out the 73 percent of the auto sales website Cars.com that it does not already own for $1.8 billion. It becomes the latest media company to break itself up.
Puma has signed up to Twitter’s “flock to unlock” ad platform, enabling consumers to access its latest advertising days before official launch, but with content only activated once a sufficient number of users have retweeted.
Virgin Atlantic, the airline founded by Richard Branson, is set to appoint Adam & Eve/DDB, as it terminates its 20-year relationship with Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y&R.
A stunning pillar of light shot upwards from Victoria Tower Gardens in London at dusk last night (4 August) to mark the moment that, exactly 100 years ago, the First World War began.
Leo Burnett’s radio ad for Homebase was the most creative of those tested by the Radio Advertising Bureau in the first half of 2014.
As Virgin Atlantic ends its 20-year relationship with Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y&R we take a look at the agency’s top ads for the airline through the years.
Coca-Cola has reversed a decision to use natural sweetener stevia in its Vitaminwater product in the US, after consumers took to social media to express their dislike of the new taste.
A superimposed animation of Leo Messi turns into a big cat, kicks a fireball into an exploding goal, and dribbles all over the streets and boulevards of Barcelona in a short film for sportswear brand Adidas.
Mark Hollinshead, the chief operating officer of Trinity Mirror, has resigned from the media to become the chief executive of the sporting events company Nova International.
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Ruben Ubiera is a Miami-based urban pop artist whose work is inspired by the city streets and the hubbub of people interacting with their surroundings. A true…
It’s only natural to compare HelloFlo, the subscription feminine products business that burst on the scene in the past year with two mega-hit videos, to Dollar Shave Club. The latter made a similar entry in 2012 selling razors.
But besides funny, risqu videos and subscription e-commerce, the two are as different as Venus and Mars, including in one very key respect their relationship with the established heavyweight in their respective categories, Procter & Gamble Co.
HelloFlo is a bootstrap startup financed by its founder, who’s forged an alliance with P&G, even as venture-capital-backed Dollar Shave Club wages a war aimed at taking a big slice out of P&G’s Gillette business.
When you think of the People’s Liberation Army, you probably don’t think of line dancing. But the Chinese military’s latest online recruiting video makes a soldier’s life look more fun than the macarena.
The brief spot, posted last week on the website of the Ministry of National Defense and going viral, features tanks and fighter jets, as well as soldiers dancing in rows to a quirky hit tune by the Chopsticks Brothers called “Little Apple.” Its lyrics include, “You are my little dear little apple/I can never stop loving you.”
It’s the latest of several Chinese official videos to spread online (one was a “Top Gun”-themed military recruitment video, and another was an homage to the Communist Party. See below.)
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