The platform promises to be “a space connecting LGBTQIA+ communities through curated experiences and real-time conversations”, allowing users to share thoughts and ideas and find people to collaborate with. Currently still in a pilot stage – and accepting pre-launch sign ups – Serif plans to offer several recurring features, including a call-in advice show called […]

Tom Wood’s new book is bringing together his photographs of Ireland. He talks to us about learning about photography from old family albums and finding the necessary distance to revisit older work “Sometimes I go to Ireland just to photograph, but it wouldn’t have been the same if I didn’t have family there, you know? […]

For several years, many digital marketing teams relied on cookies for marketing.  However, everything is about to change.  Mozilla Firefox and Apple Safari already block third-party cookies, and recently, Google revealed it would no longer support cookies on ad networks and its Chrome browser. What does this mean for marketing teams, and what can you […]

While this year’s Euro tournament didn’t go to plan for some, it’s time for footie fans – both lifetime and fairweather – to look ahead as the brand identity for UEFA Euro 2024 has just been unveiled. As part of the refresh, the new logo takes inspiration from UEFA’s 55 members associations’ flags and their […]

We all make mistakes. It’s part of being human. Unfortunately, in some cases, mistakes can be costly. If you’re a marketer running paid campaigns, mistakes can actually be blessings in disguise. That’s because you can build paid ad campaigns around typos, misspellings, and other types of mistakes if you play your cards right.  Mistakes in […]

Born in Bogotá, Colombia, where he still has his studio, Daniel Liévano is an illustrator and author who takes a conceptual, philosophical approach to image-making. His work has been featured in a huge range of newspapers and magazines, including the New Yorker, the Sunday Times and the Economist, as well as commissioned by the likes […]

Cover by Geoff McFetridge Published by McSweeney’s, the book is set in a future that sees humanity under the yoke of surveillance and digital monopoly – a description that feels worryingly current. The Every follows the rebellious Delaney Wells as she tries to take down the world’s biggest company from the inside. And in a […]

Google made a big splash when they announced the end of third-party cookies in Chrome, and Apple has announced a similar change.  It’s a huge shift for social media marketers, so what can you expect cookieless paid social to look like? Google’s answer to the end of third-party cookies is the Privacy Sandbox, which will […]

A New Nothing began as an online platform for image-based conversations. A new set of books drawing on the platform’s vast archive is taking the dialogue offline A New Nothing is an online platform founded in 2014 as a space for pairs of artists to converse in the best way they know how: visually. It […]

D2C companies, by definition, take out the middleman and sell their products “direct to consumers.” In many ways, this seems like an obvious choice. You sell your product straight to them and cut out any fees required with wholesale and other sales platforms. Plus, you don’t have to charge markup fees to cover those additional […]