Lunchables pits kids against AI in art challenge
When it comes to who produces the most imaginative art, Lunchables thinks kids can take the cake against AI. Click here to read the story at campaignlive.com. Discussion Questions:
When it comes to who produces the most imaginative art, Lunchables thinks kids can take the cake against AI. Click here to read the story at campaignlive.com. Discussion Questions:
Mars Wrigley is moving away from promoting its chewing gum products as only breath deodorizers, but more as stress-relieving tools for young adults and teenagers. Click here to read the story at usatoday.com. Discussion Questions:
Rockstar needs a little energy. Pepsico, which acquired the energy drink for $3.85 billion in 2020, is hoping refreshed branding will help the sluggish brand gain market share—and in a competitive and increasingly crowded energy drink aisle it needs all the help it can get. Click here to read the
The flexible office is going mainstream. Today, furnishings giant Ikea is releasing Mittzon, its newest system of furniture for the office. Designed specifically for all the ways the office has been contorted and reconfigured by the post-pandemic hybrid work schedule, the 85-piece collection is a flexible, movable kit of shape-shifting
From Flamin’ Hot Cheetos to Sweet Heat Starburst, America’s snacks are getting spicier. Now, Coca-Cola wants in on the trend. Click here to read the story at apnews.com. Discussion Questions:
Fashion, luxury and cosmetics brands are among the 600 apps headed to the Apple Vision Pro. Click here to read the story at venturebeat.com. Discussion Questions:
In the vast expanse of the cosmos, a new era dawns upon you—the era of space tourism. What once only existed in the realms of your favorite science fiction shows, and the dreams of visionaries are now becoming a reality, thanks to technological advancements. Click here to read the story
CES has always been the place for weird, out-there gadgets to make their debuts, and this year’s show is no exception. Click here to read the story at techcrunch.com. Discussion Questions:
BodyArmor is launching a zero-sugar product as the Coca-Cola-owned brand takes aim at a similar Gatorade beverage from rival PepsiCo. Click here to read the story at fooddive.com. Discussion Questions:
Pepsi is encouraging fans to “get wild” in a campaign promoting its Pepsi Wild Cherry soda. The initiative, which consists of two 30-second spots, arrives just in time for NFL Wild Card Weekend, the start of the league’s highly-anticipated postseason. Click here to read the story at thedrum.com. Discussion Questions: