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Naming to change the world: how inclusive language shapes culture, gender, and marketing

With over eight billion people sharing this planet, inclusivity is no longer optional—it’s essential. As societies evolve and global conversations become more interconnected, the way we use language shapes not only our interactions but also our understanding of identity, equality, and belonging. If you can name it, you can change it “If you can name…

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Nano Banana and the Evolution of Images with AI

Artificial intelligence has radically changed the way we produce and consume images. In less than ten years, we’ve gone from experiments like DeepDream—turning photos into dreamlike, distorted visions—to platforms such as DALL·E, MidJourney, and Stable Diffusion, capable of creating detailed illustrations or photorealistic images from a simple written description. Today, there’s no need to master…

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Communicating in the dark: what happens to brands (and to us) when the lights go out

This week, a sudden blackout plunged large areas of Spain, France, and Portugal into darkness. Traffic lights shut down, traffic came to a standstill, appliances went silent. But the most invisible — and perhaps the most impactful — consequence was the paralysis of communication. No signal, no network, no electricity. The deepest and least visible…

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SEO, search engines, and Artificial Intelligence: a game-changing 2025

Over the past twenty years, ranking on search engines has been one of the key goals for companies, bloggers, and marketing professionals. The art of SEO (Search Engine Optimization) dictated the rules for being visible on Google: keywords, backlinks, site structure, optimized content. But today, the arrival of generative artificial intelligence, like ChatGPT, is rewriting…

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Studio Ghibli and AI-Generated Art: Innovation and Creativity

In recent years, Artificial Intelligence has revolutionized the world of generated art and animation, enabling the creation of images that faithfully reproduce iconic styles. One of the latest trends involves generating images in the style of Studio Ghibli, the renowned Japanese animation studio founded by Hayao Miyazaki. Thanks to the AI image generation feature integrated…

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Halloween

3 unexpected Halloween marketing campaigns that put the BOO in boosting engagement

Halloween has been steadily creeping into various countries' collective consciousness, making it a ripe festivity for big brands to engage with in their marketing campaigns. Although the Celtic celebration is mostly associated with treats and ghoulish costumes, some brands have been able to creatively capture the spirit of the day to create interesting campaigns.  Burger…

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"OK"

The history of “OK” and abbreviations in communication

Did you know “OK” was an abbreviation just like “LOL” or “OMG”? Modern communication often resembles ancient hieroglyphs more than it does any other form of writing. Although GIFS, memes and emojis are almost exclusively served for digital communication, one modern technique has seemingly transcended written media: word abbreviations. Short-hands like “LOL” (laugh out loud),…

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Publicity

Is bad publicity actually good publicity? The case of Jokeropolis

Advertising campaigns can make or break a film’s success. Ironically dubbed “Jokeropolis” on X, formerly Twitter, the double feature described as the antithesis of “Barbenheimer” has seemingly been endorsed by none other than Francis Ford Coppola himself. Despite becoming viral online, almost on par with last year’s Barbie and Oppenheimer, the two newest films, Megalopolis…

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Crisis Management

Crisis Management: how to handle communication crises and protect brand reputation

In today’s modern communication landscape, crisis management has become a crucial element for any company or public figure. A recent example that highlights the importance of effective crisis management is the case faced by the Ordine delle Professioni Infermieristiche (Order of Nursing Professionals) of Turin, which was mistakenly involved in a news event. This was…

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Happy birthday Facebook!

Facebook just turned 20 years old! In 2004, Facebook made its debut in the U.S as a platform meant to connect students and was limited to those frequenting Harvard University. It opened to the public in 2006, revolutionising social interactions online. In Italy, its introduction a couple of years later brought significant change in the…

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