Culture

Nostalgia is often dismissed as the preserve of older generations, harking back to a rose-tinted, long-gone view of the world. But, in reality, it is an intense human emotion that works across all ages – and music can unlock its power and energy in ways that little else can.

In light of the ongoing Women’s World Cup, we wanted to explore the ever-evolving landscape of fandom.

The lines between commerce, social, streaming, and gaming platforms have blurred. Often our digital identities are fueling how and where we shop.

Businesses are eager to reduce that impact while leveraging the benefits of technology. The question is, how? That’s where the concept of green IT comes into play. 

By using simpler language, we invite more people into a relationship with art with the sort of fervour that rivals the watercooler discussion of any drama series finale.

What with the recent release of Netflix’s latest sports series ‘Tour de France Unchained’, and the conclusion of the Tour 2023 this weekend, it might be time for brands to start considering whether they’re making the most of an excellent marketing opportunity. 

Don’t be afraid to buck the trends, open doors and embrace opportunities to elevate trailblazers.

Despite the strong proof of enduring benefits around brand purpose, if committing to a purpose-driven transformation doesn’t feel right for your brand, it probably isn’t.

From police forces to politicians to TV presenters, trust in the establishment has sunk to an all-time low. Mike Foster, founder and strategic creative director at Straight Forward Design, asks how brands can step into the breach.

The choice to use music or not use it, is crucial, but it’s a choice you must make, not one to just let happen