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This is not a subtle time in America or the world. It’s a highly disruptive time, with people fleeing famine caused by climate change, people at war, people harassed by gangs, people shot at work or school, and so on. To fight against the gross injustices that are happening right now on our watch, the […]

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To show off Google Assistant’s new integration with Sonos, the tech companies have created a three-day pop-up music experience. Today through Sunday in Manhattan’s SoHo neighborhood, fans of artists like The National and Holly Herndon can experience digital sound-and-light shows created with Sonos speakers. Three rooms–one for Holly Herndon, one for The National and one…

This past weekend, more than 100,000 music fans descended on Randall’s Island off the coast of Manhattan for The Governors Ball Music Festival. And where people go, brands follow. For this year’s Gov Ball–a three-day event sponsored by Founders Entertainment and its parent company Live Nation–nearly two dozen brands built on-site experiences to integrate their…

Last month, Under Armour debuted its Rush line of clothing, which the company developed with the textile-tech company Celliant to turn athletes’ body heat into energy that resupplies their muscles. However, that’s not the easiest thing to explain. So Under Armour created a pop-up in New York City to walk people through it. The activation–which…

As consumers crave more real-life experiences, brands are looking for ways to leave lasting impressions beyond a clever spot or a “buy now” button. At SXSW, HBO followed up last year’s Westworld with scenes from Game of Thrones’ Westeros. Meanwhile, tech companies have been opening pop-ups to promote hardware like the Google Home or Facebook…

What a difference five years makes. According to global brand experience agency Momentum, what drives brand love has changed dramatically in that time. Five years ago, Momentum’s survey of 5,000 people showed that consumers saw brands first as a utility. When the same question was asked this year, the No. 1 reason people gave for…

What pairs well with a 3D-printed cocktail lounge? A 3D-printing robotic bartender. For its second year sponsoring Tribeca Film Festival, Bulleit and design firm Machine Histories brought a massive 3D-printed bar to its pop-up bar and screening room in New York. At Studio 525 in Manhattan, Bulleit’s 3D-printed bar became the anchor destination for the…

As more industry attention is being paid to consumer experience as an interplay of physical and digital touchpoints, the definition of experiential marketing is getting used in wide and varying degrees. Some think the “Real People, Not Actors” series of Chevy spots could be construed as experiential marketing while admirers of the Fearless Girl statue,…

Tool of North America’s experiential director has transformed the agency’s Los Angeles warehouse into a metamorphosing work of art made for ideal “Instagrammable moments.” The project, called “Sight Beyond Sound,” in which DJ Neff painted a mural of a colorful eye on the outside of the warehouse in Santa Monica then developed a multifilter augmented…

At the Adobe Summit in Las Vegas this week attendees are being transported back to the 1990s. This activation produced by Giant Spoon and marking the 25th anniversary of the first banner ad reminds marketers how much easier it is to create and place an online campaign today than it was in 1994. Take a…