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Chris Hadfield: reinventing the role model
23/05/2013
The boundaries between ourselves and the world's frontiers are diminishing. Astronaut Chris Hadfield used his online presence during his time on the International Space Station to let the public to discover the wonders of space for themselves.
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22/05/2013
YouTube goes live with Comedy Week
Combining old and new media stars with plenty of hype, YouTube Comedy Week is the site's first attempt at creating a live broadcast event. But can YouTube close the gap between internet success and its equivalent in the mainstream media?

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21/05/2013
Leftover profits: Rubies in the Rubble
Each year, almost half of the world's food is thrown away. Putting the wasted food to wider social and commercial use, start-up Rubies in the Rubble makes gourmet chutneys from surplus fruit and veg.

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20/05/2013
Target brings Facebook users in-store
As e-commerce expands, brands are rethinking their business models to cater to shifting consumer habits. Cartwheel is a collaboration between US retail titan Target and Facebook that bridges the gap between real-world shopping and social media.

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17/05/2013
No more heroes
Becoming famous may now be relatively simple, but maintaining a celebrity image is harder than ever. As constant media scrutiny increasingly highlights stars' imperfections, is the relationship between brands and their penitent endorsers changing?

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16/05/2013
BT Sport: from broadband to broadcast
With 4.3 million people using internet video last year rather than paying for TV, broadcast and broadband are increasingly fused. While BSkyB hopes to eat into BT's broadband market share, BT is responding by moving into BSkyB's turf: television.

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15/05/2013
Dornbracht: the rise of the spa bathroom
Applying 'smart' technology in fresh and innovative ways, Dornbracht's holistic Smart Water system seamlessly connects bathroom components while providing a plethora of customisation options.

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14/05/2013
Makr Shakr: bottom-up bar culture
As the technological advancements of the 'third industrial revolution' increasingly place power in the hands of consumers, conceptual bar Makr Shakr is providing a taste of the foreseeable future.

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13/05/2013
SmartThings: integrating physical and digital lives
By 2020 there will be 50 billion objects connected to the internet. SmartThings enables true human-computer interaction by ensuring that everything we own – electronic and otherwise – is part of the conversation.
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Novels for different flight lengths
23/05/2013
Qantas has commissioned a series of novels based on average reading speed that will last the exact length of the airline's flight times. The series contains a range of genres to appeal to the airline’s Platinum Flyers, like thrillers and crime-based short stories.
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Baby Boomers house-sharing
23/05/2013
Group houses are becoming popular among some single Baby Boomers, and not just for financial reasons. Bonnie Moore, a Boomer living with four other women, feels that "to come home and have someone say, 'Hi, how was your day?' [is] really nice sometimes."
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Musician staging immersive shows
23/05/2013
The singer-songwriter Laura Marling has teamed up with Secret Cinema, who stage 'live' movie nights, to “bring to life” her new album. Audiences will travel through a secret world of the album and are invited to become a part of the performance.
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