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Coca-Cola Bottles the World Cup’s Raw Emotions

Every four years, the world behaves strangely. Grown men go quiet. Strangers hug. Entire cities hold their breath at the same time. Somewhere in that chaos, a red can finds its way into trembling hands. Not because anyone needs a drink. Because they need something to hold on to. That

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Desperate Times, Desperate Measures

By Kunal Sinha I see a particular kind of desperation in marketing today. You can almost hear it, like the rustle of a brand rummaging through a drawer of half-baked ideas, hoping something, anything, will go viral. Take the recent KitKat “heist” stunt. A playful premise on paper: bars “stolen,”

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The NexGen Show Episode 50: Student Power In Marketing

In this podcast, Ian Chim shares his journey of building Ques, an innovative app designed primarily for students to better explore the cities they are in. The platform bridges the gap between users and local businesses by offering curated deals, activities, and experiences, while also helping brands attract and engage

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IKEA Turns Its Most Ignored Tool Into a Fashionable Idea

For years, the most reliable thing about an IKEA purchase wasn’t the flatpack. It was the small, L-shaped promise tucked inside. An Allen key that would be used once, then quietly disappear into a drawer of forgotten things. Now, IKEA Singapore has decided that maybe the problem wasn’t the tool.

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