To promote 'Monster Week' this fun visual was used by the Discovery communications owned channel, Animal Planet. This specific week is not about pets at all, it's all about monsters.

The 1:55 film, entitled “Pens,” uses a clever visual device to tell the story of an unnamed protestor. The protestor is arrested, detained and abused, but released following thousands of petitions for his release. Set to a soundtrack performed by Paolo Nu

The cleaning brand owned by Unilever has launched a new campaign that is aiming to clean the streets of racist graffiti in Romania with a mobile app that lets people identify which places need to be cleaned.

Dogs wag their tails when they are happy. So BR4Dogs developed this wearable device for dogs, which measures how much they wag their tail. A very clever way to see if your dog is happy. It's a bit odd to check your smart phone to see if your dog is happy,

Defence Force Recruiting sent engineering students all the parts they needed to assemble a functioning radio, except the instructions. Students had to prove their skills to complete the radio successfully. Once assembled, each radio was tuned to Air Forc

We've seen several apps designed to make the road a safer place. But this one is different because it gives users the incentive to actually use the application. Through a point system they get free stuff the more they use the app.

C&A is a famous clothing brand in Brazil and to launch the collection signed by Calvin Klein’s designer Francisco Costa, they created hangers with locks that only opened when the right amount of likes were received on each exclusive piece of fashion.

Liverpub, is a pub in Vitória, Brazil and thought of this cool way to decide amongst friends, who pays the first round of beers. They made a mini-game, scanning a QR code to kick a penalty on your mobile.