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01design2025–2026
Captions had barely moved since 1971. Rakish, Omnicom and the Academy rebuilt them with expressive type and colour-coded speakers, tested by 125 Deaf viewers.
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NYT's Connections sorts 16 words into four hidden groups of four, engineered with red herrings — editor Wyna Liu made it the Times' second-most-played game.
Lire le cas ↗03hustle1986–2012
Han Keen Juan bought a 1956 coffee-shop curry puff stall in 1986, industrialized the recipe and grew it to 110+ outlets, a factory, and a Catalist listing.
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New Zealanders who freeze their beer and forget it text 'ICE ICE' to 423, and 34 minutes later Vanilla Ice calls to remind them to take it out.
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In February 2005 Amazon sold unlimited two-day shipping for $79 a year — a membership that later reached tens of millions and remade e-commerce.
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After Stephen Curry sank France in the Olympic final, McDonald's France joked it was pulling its curry sauce — billions of impressions, no paid media.
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A functional digital watch built into a ring: one-piece metal-injected steel case, six-segment LCD and a replaceable battery — deliberately no sensors.
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After COVID pushed everyone home, Dropbox made remote the default, set async-by-default rules and core hours, and turned offices into Studios.
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With adidas owning Olympic sponsorship, W+K made Nike's Games film about everyday athletes in places named London — no rings, no pros, no rights.
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Apple had Peter Chan (陈可辛) shoot its Spring Festival micro-film on iPhone X — a mother's three-minute reunion with her son — and it swept WeChat overnight.
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A government committee let the Grim Reaper bowl over everyday Australians on prime-time TV to end the idea that AIDS was someone else's disease.
Lire le cas ↗12content2017–2019
Kasikornbank's deadpan short turns the K Plus app into a conversation starter — 1M views in 3 hours, ADFEST 2019 Grande Lotus.
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ggstudio's DRAC pavilion for World Design Capital Frankfurt 2026 recasts Gaudí's salamander as a walk-through dragon in 16,000 reversible ceramic pieces.
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Witch Beam's Unpacking has no text, dialogue or visible characters — across eight house moves, the objects you unpack and place tell a woman's whole life.
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Gary Vaynerchuk films a daily, unpretentious wine-review show from his family's New Jersey store in 2006; by 2008 store revenue has grown from $4M to $60M.
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After its parent collapsed in COVID, Resorts Ryukyu rebuilt four hotels around a breakfast worth traveling for — bookings 4x, rates 2x, ACC 2023 Grand Prix.
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Two Tel Aviv founders price micro-services at a flat $5 — cheap enough to try, too small to fight over — turning novelty gigs into a global marketplace.
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Swedish carmaker Volvo turns safety inside out: a free washable spray lights cyclists up in headlights — 2,000 cans trialed, two Cannes Grands Prix.
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Scan QR code, write moods, upload photos, generate and share bottle on WeChat Moments—bottle becomes UGC medium.
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Screen-capture maker TechSmith banned all meetings for July 2022, then kept async habits and 'flipped meetings' — perceived productivity rose 15%.
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