Nearly 2M people join an event on Facebook to raid Area 51. The event, set up as a joke, ends up with a turn out of only 200 people at the main gate.

How deliberate is your digital marketing? Channel, proliferation, dynamic, agile, storytelling, content, AI, trends, SEO, mobile, video, lead generation, acquisition, analytics…marketing has become something of a hashtag party with every…

See how 90,000 users transform an online canvas made of one million pixels.

Lizzo and Ron Burgundy battle it out for jazz flute supremacy.

Greta Thunberg outplays Trump and quotes his sarcastic tweet in her new Twitter bio.

Who decides what emojis are available to users, and who makes the actual designs? Independent radio and film producer Mark Bramhill took it upon himself to find out and, in the…

A collection of artist interpretations of emoji, curated into an awesome hardcover book. Doesn’t exist IRL yet. http://emojibook.club/

Yung Jake creates faces by layering between 15,000 to 30,000 emojis. He appreciates things that are more mainstream than Indie as there are more people looking at it.

Emojis are used by about 4 billion people around the world (and some who are 👽). We take a look at a some of the most popular to see what they mean at face value and what they REALLY mean.

In the face of the pace of change how long does best practice last and what can organisations do to keep up with consumer expectations? We share our perspective on how to stay current. Read it before it’s out of date.