Watch them pick up speed
inside a treacherous contraption.
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Humble men transform themselves into one larger-than-life structure!
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Blasting to new heights...in a fog of secrecy.
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See the world with fresh eyes -- experience a beguiling new reality!
Full Story Here
Will you be playing along...
or will you be played?
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Witness a tussle with giants
no man would dare take on!
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He’ll sing you an epic...
without saying a word.
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For him, balance is a
matter of life and death
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Can they keep it all
in the air?
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Are they laughing,
or are they crying?
Full Story Here
Humble men transform themselves into one larger-than-life structure!
Full Story Here
Blasting to new heights...
in a fog of secrecy.
Full Story Here
See the world with fresh eyes -- experience a beguiling new reality!
Full Story Here
Will you be playing along...
or will you be played?
Full Story Here
Witness a tussle with giants
no man would dare take on!
Full Story Here
He’ll sing you an epic...
without saying a word.
Full Story Here
For him, balance is a matter
of life and death
Full Story Here
Can they keep it all
in the air?
Full Story Here
Are they laughing,
or are they crying?
Full Story Here
2022
he media industry begins 2022 with a strong sense of déja-vu. The coronavirus pandemic, which some thought a few weeks of lockdown would eradicate, is still streaking across the country; third party cookies, which Google told publishers it would stop supporting in Chrome by the end of 2021, are with us for another 18 months (and some cynics expect them to be around still longer); embers of the blazes of discontent and political division that roared in 2020 continue to smolder; we are, somehow, still stuck in our houses.
But transformation always looks far away until it is here, and it is typically brought to life by people. Digiday decided to start the year by profiling people and companies who are working to overcome the uncertainty that hangs over the industry and bring about the transformations that will answer media’s biggest questions: What will the metaverse look like? What will replace the third-party cookie when it finally goes away? What – who – will replace the GRP?
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