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Earlier this week, Samsung released a mesmerising TVC that washes a load of washing go round and round. Now, it’s turning the idea into a feature film.

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The first day of December marks both the start of summer and time for Movember participants to shave off their moustaches, much to the delight of many high schools after a campaign by The Dentsu Aegis Network targeted schools with clean shave rules.

The campaign is back for the third time to help put another much-needed ambulance on New Zealand roads.

Software firm SAP’s annual New Zealand Digital Experience Report for 2017 shows that the banking industry leads the way for digital experiences. But the story is not quite as positive for media and entertainment companies.

A concierge goes the extra mile for the holidays and is rewarded by his residents.

According to Samsung, the average British adult spends 61 days of their lives watching washing go round and round so it’s a launched a campaign encouraging people to stop.

The ‘Plus by ASB’ app, created by digital product design agency Roam, provides a single access point to online business tools, such as Xero, Vend and Shopify, offering a single view of performance across all these interfaces.

Kiwi Property and 99 teamed up to deliver shoppers some fashion inspiration in the form of a 360-degree virtual reality runway show at shopping centres across the country.

Greenpeace is getting into the Christmas Spirit with a spoof of a Coca-Cola Christmas ad. But, not all is as happy as it appears.

Indian retailer Lifestyle has released a powerful campaign showing a woman beating down all the criticisms she’s received to show she is #ImperfectlyPerfect.

There’s no jingling of bells or brightly-lit decorations in Apple’s romantic new Christmas campaign as it focuses on the idea of sharing a special moment with someone.

Our weekly wrap of good things, strange things, funny things and other things from inside the intertubes.

Flick Electric has launched a social initiative campaign that tackles energy poverty by giving away more than 5,000 energy-efficient LED light bulbs to homes in need – and is using social media to get Kiwis involved and raise awareness.