| Future stars: Seenit founder Emily Forbes on changing how we all create video | | Rachel Bull | | 12 June 2014, 1:50PM |  Every week, The Wall is profiling a different tech start-up as part of our Future Stars series. The companies are part of the Collider programme - the organisation that puts tech start-ups in contact with big brands and investors to help them get business advice and funding for their new ventures.
| | | | 2014's most successful World Cup campaigns | | Daniel Todaro | | 12 June 2014, 9:22AM |  The Fifa World Cup has begun. Brands around the globe are in guerrilla marketing mode. Here are more highlights of the best unofficial campaigns from this year's World Cup – with one exception perhaps.
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| | | | Friskie kittens and World Cup fever | | Chris Quigley | | 12 June 2014, 8:55AM |  Brand chart
With less than 24 hours to go until arguably the biggest sporting event since London 2012 kicks off, this week's viral chart was no doubt going to be inundated with football references and legends.
| | | | Which unoffical brand will win the World Cup? | | Chris J Reed | | 12 June 2014, 12:23AM |  Arguably it is always creatively harder to be an unofficial sponsor attempting to gain World Cup association than to be an official one. It makes you think more innovatively and you have to tip-toe through the legal implications. Here are some great examples of brands that have launched unofficial World Cup campaigns.
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