As part of the ‘Dream The Impossible’ documentary series, Honda debuted its eighth short-film documentary, ‘The Undying Dream,’ at the Sundance Film Festival. Directed by Ondi Timoner, the only filmmaker to twice win the Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival, with producers @radical.media, the film brings to life a Honda corporate principle—the challenging spirit.
Author: Anna Rudenko
On January 21, HP launched a crowd-sourced live event and video series ‘HP ePrint Live’ hosted by comedian Rob Riggle that was broadcast live on the web. The brand put viewers in control by allowing them to send ideas for skits via HP ePrint technology—they can simply email submissions for the cast to turn into a performance.
It’s a usual thing when one brand is coming out against another one. But are traditional trends good for Diesel? Of course, not. The brand, which is well-known for its weird and defiant campaigns (the latest one, Fresh & Bright Super Heroes is a vivid example) and unexpected collaborations, teamed up with adidas Originals to present a limited edition collection of footwear, which was launched on January 20.
7UP becomes simpler—not in terms of the recipe, but visually. The citrus flavoured soda brand decided to drop some elements of its previous logo and make it look bolder and fresher. The new identity developed by TracyLocke new York was launched only in international markets, where the 7UP brand is owned by PepsiCo (not the U.S., where the 7UP brand belongs to the portfolio of Dr Pepper Snapple Group, Inc.). The countries, which have got the famous refreshing drink in ‘a new outfit’ several months ago, are Germany and Canada.
Esquire unveiled its latest use of augmented reality technology and further established its eye for innovation with two unique experiences that extend the magazine well beyond the printed page. It has joined forces with GoldRun to create two interactive adventures using ‘geo-tagging’ technology. For the first time ever, a magazine is using GPS technology to place a virtual image of a cover subject in a remote location. Esquire’s February cover model, Brooklyn Decker, can be ‘found’ in over 700 Barnes & Noble stores across the country.