Weekly Roundup: Facebook reorganizes information on the Web, statistics is...
-A “Like” button on external sites is the central element of Facebook’s new, ambitious plan to “turn a massive audience into a pool of well-understood consumers,” as The Wall Street Journal put it. The...
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‘Fear Of Missing Out (FOMO)’
Our May trend report takes a close look at FOMO, a four-letter acronym that has come to so fittingly characterize our radically transparent, real-time, one-upping, hashtag-ridden and, let’s face it,...
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Gen Z rising
After years of Millennial obsession, Gen Z is emerging as a welcome new focus for brands, researchers and marketers. “Finally,” is the resounding sentiment. “Something new to talk about!” i-D magazine...
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Weekly Roundup: YouTube movie stars, heartbreak apps and new east cuisine
-Business of Fashion explores nutricosmetics—digestible beauty products that are expected to become a $7.4 billion industry by 2020. -In a special report dubbed “Food and the new east,” The Calvert...
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Supa entrepreneurs
Five hundred budding entrepreneurs have staged a weekend takeover of The Old Truman Brewery in London to launch Supa Market, the United Kingdom’s first youth-led pop-up market. The event enabled...
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Data Point: 1 in 2 UK young people say they’re not 100% heterosexual
Half of young people in the UK don’t identify as 100% heterosexual, according to new research from British firm YouGov. Among 18- to 24-year-olds, 46% said they were fully heterosexual, 6% said fully...
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