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In this week’s Our Take, an exciting snorefest, an artist that burns his own work, an app that turns food porn into a usable menu, and Sweartaker’s own NIYL drops a Eurosong banger. The Loudest Sale of the Year Some marketing stunts put you to sleep, but Sleepzone’s new campaign makes a racket. It turns … Read more

Edition 187

In this week’s Our Take, the world is taking the plunge when it comes to wellness, a life admin concierge service is about to change how you holiday, the UK is brainstorming with sci-fi writers, and a group of hotels offers a reward for some unusual missing items. WELL, WELL, WELLNESS The Global Wellness Summit … Read more

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In this week’s Our Take Siemens’ FABRIC campaign turns urban data from African cities into stunning fashion pieces, Halo Top gives Dry January a sweet twist, Audible’s Zen Commute makes rush hour moments calm and artist David Lynch, is remembered in creative style! THE FABRIC OF A CITY South Africa’s FABRIC project is an impressive … Read more

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In this week’s Our Take, BoshTokk serves up a motorway food service guide for footie fans, a word in your ear from a new AI assistant, a pub in the UK challenges wealth disparity and Puresport sends an influencer drop that makes us think about how we consume. Service station fan sensation Coral has scored … Read more

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In this week’s Our Take – Queensland Health taps Gen Z nostalgia for a clever health campaign, AI scams mug us off yet again, Wonderful Halos defends mandarins with juicy humour, and NYFC scores a rebrand that’s pure Big Apple pride. A Gen Z Smear Campaign As Gen Z starts creeping into their late 20s, … Read more

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In this week’s Our Take an iconic design firm sparks debate by using AI, gaming is the new healer in hospitals, a diamond battery is going to outlive us all, and a viral virtual reality video is even less real than we thought. Iconic AI Designs Generative AI’s role in design continues to spark debate, with … Read more

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In this week’s Our Take, seeing art in IRL makes a big difference, Brits get a taste for Home Alone, an artist is paving the way for prosthetics and fashion and Kate Nash is using Only Fans to fuel her tour! Real Feels: Art IRL Hits Different There’s a reason people flock to museums instead … Read more

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In this week’s Our Take… a cheeky landing strip appears near Luton Airport, a war game emerges from real war, Transa is the new album breaking sound barriers, and an Art Rate Monitor is turning art appreciation into a personal, heart-pumping experience. Landing Strips and Lasers Laser Clinics UK is raising the bar—and the grooming … Read more

Edition 180

In this week’s Our Take, a saucy chef teases a spicy tome, new trends – and some lower expectations – in dating, high returns for lo-fi brand content, and the CEO of Kawaii still has it at 50. The Saucy Side of Food You might recognise her by the quirky knitted hamburger headpiece she dons … Read more

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In this week’s our take, Mattel’s new doll casts a very wicked spell, rice comes clean about its dirty secret, robots are cooking and killing it, and a Twitter rival emerges. Check it all out below. The tale of Mattel and the very bad witches Once upon a time, in a land of wizards, witches, … Read more

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