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The morning bulletin includes news about John Lewis expanding to Australia, the Clinton and Trump campaigns, and a collaboration between former Uber and Facebook employees. via The Drum

This article presents three steps to quickly learn about any new subject, even with limited time.

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Businesses are using marketing opportunities created by Pokémon Go, like using "Lure Modules," to attract customers. via MarTech.org.

This article shares three strategies for quickly learning about any new subject, even under a tight deadline. via NirandFar.

In 2016, Snapchat seemed to be taking inspiration from Facebook's playbook by building a vertical ad sales team and prioritizing brand dollars over direct-response. via Digiday.

Fast Company features an article about three steps to get up to speed on any subject quickly. via Fast Company

Researchers used sentiment analysis to study the emotional arcs of over 1,700 stories and identified six basic emotional arcs that serve as building blocks for more complex narratives. via MIT Technology Review

This article provides a comparison of different GPS solutions for incorporating location tracking into electronic products, from full modules to discrete chips. via Make:

Well Spent highlights vintage gym tees by Albam, noting their Portuguese origin, 100% cotton fabric, and '50s-inspired design. via Well Spent

This recipe details how to make sous vide barbecue pulled pork shoulder that can be finished in the oven or on the grill. via Serious Eats.

Beck's new album, out in October, draws inspiration from The Strokes and Talking Heads and features production from Greg Kurstin. via Consequence.