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A Guide to All Creative Directors

A Guide to All Creative Directors

A Guide to All Creative Directors

A Guide to All Creative Directors

A Guide to All Creative Directors

A Guide to All Creative Directors

A Guide to All Creative Directors

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Articles by Luca Gorini

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Can BookTok get us back to reading? TikTok is trying to enter the publishing world, but it has to survive in it first

Can BookTok get us back to reading?

Is selling art on TV still a thing? Here's how art telesales have changed over time

Is selling art on TV still a thing?

Are private concerts the new frontier of live music? A practice that is making the fortunes of big pop stars

Are private concerts the new frontier of live music?

France has finally regulated influencers That among other things they will now have to report retouched photos

France has finally regulated influencers

Is streaming TV evolving because of advertising? New ways of distributing TV content are emerging

Is streaming TV evolving because of advertising?

The Prada Marfa boutique has become a problem How a fake shop in the middle of the desert made the city citizens' life worse

The Prada Marfa boutique has become a problem

In Italy students are protesting for the overpriced rents Camped outside universities, they are worried about the cost of rooms and the shortage of beds

In Italy students are protesting for the overpriced rents

Why Instagram spam is worse than ever And how to stop receiving messages and tags from bot accounts

Why Instagram spam is worse than ever

Is biking in Milan too dangerous? Debate on cyclists' safety is increasingly heated

Is biking in Milan too dangerous?

Why Italian museums are suffering from an unusual shortage of staff Although the number of visitors has returned to pre-pandemic levels

Why Italian museums are suffering from an unusual shortage of staff

Why are TikTokers obsessed with other people's money? On the Chinese social network more and more content fuels the dream of becoming rich

Why are TikTokers obsessed with other people's money?

In the past eight years, Milan's house prices have almost doubled But the average income of inhabitants only grew by 5 per cent

In the past eight years, Milan's house prices have almost doubled

Forty years of Swatch How a watch and its creator managed to turn the fortunes of Swiss watchmaking upside down

Forty years of Swatch

The days when social media was free may be over Meta, Twitter and YouTube's newest strategies suggest the end of an era

The days when social media was free may be over

How works of art move in and out of museums The art of moving art

How works of art move in and out of museums

Is Netflix becoming more and more like TV before Netflix? After decreasing its most unusual series, the platform is now interested in generalist audiences

Is Netflix becoming more and more like "TV before Netflix"?

Does the art world have a problem with Instagrammable art? Why art critics don't like clicks-grabbing exhibitions

Does the art world have a problem with Instagrammable art?

France is going regulate influencers Politicians want to recognise them legally and limit controversial adv

France is going regulate influencers

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