UpFront
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Storyboard18 - 2022 - Definitely, maybe: Beauty for men, brand switching, and 'skin minimalism'
Predictions are a risky business. But we're bravely venturing again to list the many ways things will change in the future. In these articles, we have industry leaders and experts trying to future-gaze and capture the transformative and disruptive ideas and trends that will 'change everything as we know it' (or not). In 2022, definitely, maybe
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Storyboard18 - 2022 - Definitely, maybe: The new marketing mantra – Identity, Experience, Measurement
Predictions are a risky business. But we're bravely venturing to list the many ways things will change in the future. In these articles, we have industry leaders and experts trying to future-gaze and capture the transformative and disruptive ideas and trends that will 'change everything as we know it' (or not). In 2022, definitely, maybe
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Hollywood tests the limit of marquee names a single film can hold
The pandemic seems to have hastened a worrisome decline at the box office for bread-and-butter dramas, musicals and comedies, except leviathan fantasy franchises and the occasional horror movies
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The companies benefiting from fragmenting internet privacy rules
In an attempt to rein in tech giants such as Facebook and Google, governments around the world in recent years have approved new laws governing how websites must handle consumer data, treat their competitors and protect young people
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Firecrackers: The pollution we consciously choose
Despite interventions by courts, the rampant use of toxic firecrackers is encouraged by influential people and overlooked by policy measures and enforcement authorities
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Micronutrient requirement during COVID-19 pandemic in Children
In this video, Dr. Wickremesinghe highlights the importance of adequate nutrition in children and underlines the role of micronutrients in immunity building
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Storyboard18 - 2022 - Definitely, maybe: Year of creators, NFTs, DEI and sustainable brands
Predictions are a risky business. But we're bravely venturing again to list the many ways things will change in the future. In these articles, we have industry leaders and experts trying to future-gaze and capture the transformative and disruptive ideas and trends that will 'change everything as we know it'. (Or not.) In 2022, definitely, maybe
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Training civilians, Ukraine nurtures a resistance in waiting
Ukraine has drawn a lesson from the United States' wars in Iraq and Afghanistan of the past two decades, when guerrillas provided enduring resistance in the face of vastly superior US firepower
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The Premier League's influence extends to title races abroad
Players are acquired across Europe with one eye on future sales to England and often purchased with money that is a downstream consequence of the Premier League's apparently pandemic-proof broadcast deals
