We were in New York attending Internet Week in May 2012, learning new things and getting creative fuel for future projects. We created this responsive website where we were feeding all our Instagrams, Foursquare check-ins and Tweets to give a picture of what happened and what we were up to. Check it out!
Adidas and MTV in Japan team up for this new take on the good old stone scissors paper game. Only this time, your Twitter followers are at stake. Simply log on to your account and decide the number of friends you want to bet. Then choose your weapon. Mind you, it’s all symbolical so you wont loose any followers for real. As Japanese campaigns goes this is highly confusing for a European audience, but the graphics are great and the sound effects crazy.
Following Philips and IKEA, this is another example of advertising gone soap opera. In LG’s version, beautifully tanned people talk a lot about Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare, etc., social tools you can use on LG’s series of Android phones. See, it all makes sense.
Among the many Twitter-based campaigns and apps, this is definately one of the more useful. By entering your Twitter name, the site analyses your tweets and decides how hetero you are. Oh, and it’s part of the campaign for Stockholm Pride (Plant is a 68 % hetero company, by the way).