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Technology is making us rude - so how should brands respond?
Amy Kean
15 October 2014, 10:06AM

Reading newspapers on SubwayI have a horrible confession to make. I broke up with my ex-boyfriend because he complained that I used my phone too much. In the middle of conversations, while we were waiting to be served in a restaurant and as soon as I woke up in the morning. So strong was my attachment to this small, yet infinitely connected 5-inch device, that in the choice between him and it, well... I chose 'it'. But I think that says more about society than it does about me.

VR is the new drug - why brands should respond to the desire for immersive experiences
Sonia van Gilder Cooke
15 October 2014, 9:50AM

Oculus RiftIf you've ever dodged a roaring Tyrannosaurus Rex or peered down from the top of a 1920s skyscraper, chances are you're part of a rarified group with access to an Oculus Rift headset.

The rise of Under Armour into a Super Brand
Chris J Reed
15 October 2014, 12:33AM

Johan-Hegg-Under-ArmourDid you know that Under Armour is now the number two sports apparel brand in America overtaking Adidas? This is despite the World Cup where Adidas is an official sponsor.

It is now only behind Nike, but with 22 successive quarterly profit increases surely it's a matter of time before it overtakes Nike too. Americans love an underdog and that's where Under Armour began and is positioned against the much more conservative and corporate Nike, Adidas and Puma.

How did Israel become an ad tech giant?
Itay Gadot
14 October 2014, 10:34AM

Tel Aviv by Gabriel:FlickrSometimes, good things come in small packages. With only eight million residents, Israel's entire population is roughly the same as London and a tenth of Germany. Yet, despite its size, Israel has already established itself as a leader in ad tech and is often credited with having the second Silicon Valley. Owing to a combination of geography, culture, and innovative minds, this nation has been able to pull well above its weight in the global tech scene.

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