Issue 52 | 25 October 2017

 

The foulest stench is in the air. The funk of forty thousand years.
Or maybe it’s that big-brand Halloween ad that’s already gone a bit off? With Christmas a mere nine weeks away, sometimes you get the feeling that people are saving the big bucks – and the brightest ideas – for the festive season. That said, All Hallows’ Eve sometimes comes up with some scarily good ideas. We take a look at the best so far this year and the best from 2016 in this issue of Sociable Folktales. Perhaps someone just brought in egg sandwiches?

 
 
Facebook   Twitter and Instagram
 
 
Other Platforms
  • Snapchat to roll out context cards.
  • Snapchat still top for teens.
  • Google removes its cupcake burner.
  • LinkedIn starts video advertising.
  Emerging Platforms and Tech
  • PartyWith finds friends and events.
  • Shazam for art.
  • Facebook buys TBH.
 
 
Social Media Items of Interest
  • Telecom co eir replaces every black dot in a magazine with a coloured one.
  • #MeToo – the post-Weinstein viral campaign. 
  • Rose McGowan's suspension sparks #WomenBoycottTwitter protest.
  • Facebook and Twitter may face 'troll tax'.
  • Svedka Vodka using stalking banner ads for Halloween.
  • Online video ad spend overtakes banner ads for the first time.
  • A chatbot for Chester Zoo.
  • Bite-sized horror from Mars.
  • KFC only follows 11 people on Twitter.
  • The best Halloween ads from 2016: giffgaff, Kit Kat, Asda, Denizen and Svedka.
  • The best spooky ads from 2017 so far.  
 
 
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