Plus: One day a machine will choose your underwear, Google Glass returns and our latest WTF entry
| | | 'Clean and green' driving NZ brand growth in Asia Faaez Samadi Thanks to focus on provenance and health, New Zealand brands are punching well above their weight throughout Asia, according to Carl Stephens, managing director at Baldwin Boyle Shand. | | | | | Programmatic pants Clay Schouest Carat's Clay Schouest shares a chilling vision of a future where machines make all choices—right down to your unmentionables. | | | | | Cyber seeing will soon be AI believing Kim Benjamin The next stage of the technological revolution will see search engines that are able to identify any product on sight, and send consumers directly to a site where they can buy it. | | | | | | | Google relaunches Google Glass Babar Khan Javed Whereas most products launched by internet companies rely on consumer-side interest to validate business side application, Google Glass has stumbled into the exact opposite. | | | | | The brand opportunity in the Philippines Faaez Samadi, Rick Boost Campaign Asia-Pacific recently visited Manila and talked to two industry experts about how brands can succeed in such a cosmopolitan market. | | | | | | | Shattering the over-60 stereotype Helen Roxburgh Older consumers are a swiftly growing demographic across Asia. Marketers need to wake up to their spending power, and that they are just as dynamic as younger shoppers. | | | | | |
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