Best ads from Australia Showing results: 1-18 of 8977 Page 1 of 499 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 - A la Une : Buy Nothing Day, Consumerism and advertising "Buy Nothing Day", aussi nommé "no buy day", no shop day" et "no shopping day", se tient chaque année depuis 1993 le jour suivant Thanksgiving aux USA et au Canada. Cette année, ce sera le 28 novembre. Une version européenne de cette journée a été crée, qui se tient le lendemain, le 29 novembre. Textes et images Site "buy nothing day" pour le Royaume Uni des idées d'actions et des infos sur "fair trade" voyez par exemple:"101 things to do on Buy Nothing Day" et aussi The Center for a New American Dream Faites le "consumption quiz" Leçons, activités et sites interactifs A lesson plan from "developing teachers" avec des élèves de lycée, vous pouvez utiliser cette leçon directement. Etudier la Publicité
Significant seven: best print ads - Mumbrella Over the next few days, we are publishing highlights from this year’s Mumbrella Annual. 1. Royal Australian Navy, Human frigate The importance of teamwork in the navy is depicted in the shape of a battle cruiser made from hundreds of recruits. The execution also shows that the navy is not just about ships, sheet metal and rivets – it’s about people. The ad won best corporate and government service at the Caxtons. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Semaine des lecteurs – Black Mirror – De quoi ce miroir est-il le reflet ? par William Si on est souvent en regardant une série à la recherche du divertissement, on reste parfois stupéfait de l’enrichissement qu’elles peuvent nous apporter. Faire une série et l’analyser sont deux choses, deux arts bien distincts, et on doit probablement souvent forcer, d’une certaine manière, même involontairement, la visée du réalisateur en interprétant, sur-interprétant telle scène, tel dialogue, afin d’y coller une idée bien précise. Comment savoir ce que le réalisateur avait exactement en tête en faisant telle séquence de telle façon, c’est une question à laquelle mes connaissances techniques en cinéma, qui frôlent la nullité, m’empêchent de répondre. Pour autant, on est parfois confronté à des moments de cinéma qui semblent accessibles immédiatement : le temps d’une scène, l’intention de l’auteur se dévoile, on le rejoint, et on se dit intérieurement : je comprends exactement ce que tu veux dire. La faiblesse de notre volonté Alfred R. Le révélateur technologique
We have reached peak F-word and I don't like it Opinion Posted Last week Mark Manson, the author of The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F***, was in town. I started to feel distressed. In the first eight seconds of Get Krackin', Kate McCartney ordered us to "pull yourself together for f***'s sake". I'm disconcerted. I read a Joe Hildebrand piece on the same-sex marriage debate where he describes the process as a clusterf*** and wonders how it managed to get so f***ed up. MP Luke Howarth let one go at press conference with the PM. All this in a week. We have reached peak f*** and I don't like it. Losing its punch But it's not that I'm offended. What am I going to do without it? F*** is a verb, noun and adjective. It has been until recently both taboo and common. Now the taboo is fading. And there is no replacement. The C-bomb is only a noun. What am I to do in traffic? Incorrect use of the word When a profanity becomes a banality we lose something. Because using it everywhere is incorrect use of the word. I want swear words to remain swear words.
Charlie Brooker: the dark side of our gadget addiction | Technology Every life includes significant landmarks: your first kiss, your first job, your first undetected murder. Maybe that's just me. Anyway, last week I experienced a more alarming first: my first unironic conversation with a machine. I was using the new iPhone, the one with Siri, the built-in personal assistant you talk to. Siri is a creep – a servile arselick with zero self-respect – but he works annoyingly well. So that's that. The present day is no less crazy. When I was making the series How TV Ruined Your Life, we went out and asked members of the public to comment on a new invention we were claiming was real: a mobile phone that allowed you to call through time, so you could speak to people in the past or future. Nonetheless, I relish this stuff. This area – between delight and discomfort – is where Black Mirror, my new drama series, is set. The Twilight Zone was sometimes shockingly cruel, far crueller than most TV drama today would dare to be. 1. 2. 3.
How to fight the 'dark patterns' websites deploy to trick you to spend more - Science News - ABC News Magazine subscriptions that mysteriously end up in your online shopping cart. Items with 50 people looking at them "right now" that are still for sale weeks later — these are the internet's "dark patterns". As we spend more of our lives on the internet, it is vital to know when we're being manipulated: the design choices that nudge us into unnecessary purchases, into revealing personal information, into clicking accept when we'd rather not. The term "dark patterns" emerged in 2010, when UK-based user experience consultant Harry Brignull took a closer look at Ryanair. Dark Patterns to watch out for: Bait and SwitchDisguised AdsForced ContinuityFriend SpamHidden CostsMisdirectionPrice Comparison PreventionPrivacy ZuckeringRoach MotelSneak into BasketTrick Questions Source: darkpatterns.org The budget airline was notorious for cost cutting, but its website was full of what Mr Brignull saw as misdirection. One of the most common examples is the "Roach Motel", he said. dark patterns comments teaser
Collaborative Learning Spaces: Classrooms That Connect to the World Editor's note: This post is co-authored by Fran Siracusa, co-founder of and educational technologist for Calliope Global. As citizens of the world, students in today's classrooms seek global contexts for learning. Opportunities for networked and international collaborations are bringing both the world to classrooms and classrooms to the world. With a focus on international standards of instruction, globally-minded programs inspire students to be curious through investigation and reflective in analysis of thought. These pathways lead to the development of cultural literacy by allowing students to examine issues of global significance through interconnected sharing of experience and exchange of ideas. Collaborative learning spaces empower students to work with each other and with students in classrooms of the world to assume multiple perspectives, explore alternative solutions, and thoughtfully solve problems. 1. 2. 3.