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Jacqueline TannerNovember 20, 2013
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@Google and @Disney recently teamed up to create an interactive storytelling experience fit for families living in the digital age. After choosing one of the participating Little Golden Books, parents instruct Google Home, “Hey Google, let’s read along with Disney.” From there, parents and children will be able to hear supplemental sound effects and music as they read aloud. Creating an immersive reading experience for parents and children alike, Google and Disney’s push to augment story time caters to the multisensory stimuli younger generations have grown accustomed to—and now expect—in their entertainment.
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@Tazo has spilled the tea. In a newly-released study, the brand found that 75% of Americans wish they could get out of their comfort zone but don’t know how and 72% regret not trying something new. To help, Tazo launched its Brew the Unexpected campaign, which features a three-day sleepaway camp in Texas, hosted by boundary-breaking @RupaulsDragRace alum @AlyssaEdwards_1. Filled with traditional camp activities such as hiking, foraging, and boating with a few surprising twists and turns designed to encourage attendees to push their limits and try something new.
When @Refinery29’s art director @AnnaRoseJay was searching for stock imagery related to depression, she quickly realized that most images were portrayed by white males. Frustrated by this, her team surveyed their female readers to extract visual insights on mental health issues. From there, the team employed photographer @FloracMac to create a portfolio of modern, tactful, and relatable portrayals of mental health.
@VirginAustralia launched its first ever meditation flight this month thanks to a new partnership with mindfulness organization @SmilingMind. Passengers aboard the aircraft were given hot towels, hand massages, and led on a guided meditation at 30,000 feet. Perfect for anxious and stressed out Gen Z and Millennial travelers, Virgin Australia’s dedicated meditation integration is taking mindfulness to new heights.
Our VP of Strategy Kristin Castillo talking trends at the @beachesresorts #SocialMediaOnTheSand conference last week 🏖 📷: @theannmariejohn