2016

Campaign US features recent articles covering topics ranging from marketing campaigns to the use of AI in dementia care.

Snapchat users are playing Under Armour's new interactive game for an average of 78 seconds. via The source of this content is Adweek.

This article explains some of the ways Facebook determines who to suggest in the "People You May Know" feature. The suggestions are based on factors such as mutual friends, work and education history, and membership in common Facebook groups.

Chris Guillebeau highlights a talk by Emiliya Zhivotovskaya about how optimism is driven by interpretations of our experiences. via The Art of Non-Conformity

Unilver is creating in-house content studios, U-Studio and U-Entertainment, to adapt to ad-blocking and changing search habits. via The Drum.

Geoffrey Colon argues that traditional advertising methods are becoming obsolete and companies should instead focus on creating immersive experiences.

via Branding Strategy Insider

Learn how to maximize Chase Ultimate Rewards points for travel bookings, including transferring to partners like Southwest Airlines and World of Hyatt. via The source of this content is The Points Guy.

Beck released new music which is expected to be on his upcoming album due out in November.

via Consequence

NASA's Voyager Golden Record will be commercially released for the first time as a 3-LP vinyl box set, including all the music and audio, plus a book and lithograph. via Consequence

WIRED discusses Snapchat's new video-recording sunglasses, Spectacles, and how they compare to Google Glass. via WIRED

PSFK shares that IBM Watson crafted a trailer for a movie.

Judann Pollack suggests we quit marketing jargon in a September 2016 Ad Age article for marketing professionals.