Nobody likes filling in forms. In fact I would go as far to say I despise any kind of form filling, online or off. Most of us have a natural aversion to giving away our personal information or contact details, especially if we don’t want to be contacted and we just want to learn more on our own terms.

But the law of the internet holds firm. If you want to receive something, you have to give something back.

This is a great example of guerrilla marketing being employed in this viral video. OK, that’s enough of the simian puns, this is serious business.

Greenpeace are begging Nestle to give orangutans a break, by stopping buying palm oil from suppliers who destroy the rain forest ecosystem in Indonesia.

You know when digital has reached it’s culturally locked in status when the counter culture emerges. A far cry from the Luddite movement, steam punks embrace technology, at least in it’s antiquated, polished brass state….

When George Lucas’ merchandising machine is jumping on Stevenson’s rocket, you know the steam punk movement is chugging it’s way into the mainstream.
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Kaws teamed up with Japanese artist Hajime Sorayama to create these droolable objet d’arts. Featuring fully movable parts and available in dark or light chrome, prepare to be $1400 lighter if you can even find one.

Brian Donnelly, the guy behind Kaws and the OriginalFake brand has made it into Fast’s 100 Most Creative people in business.

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