On Sega’s new pagers, kids communicate solely in emojis
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[image: Close-up of fingers typing emojis on an Emojam device]
Japanese video game maker Sega is rebooting the pager for today’s kids, but
with a twist. ...
Sunday, February 21, 2010
Upside down
In a guerilla campaign promoting the new loyalty program Sprize, Gap in Vancouver made an overnight makeover in one of their stores, litterally turning it on it´s head. No one passing by next day could miss the message. Members of Spritz get an automatic refund if the price falls on any item they bought, thereby deleting the risk of annoyed customers. No risk of buying today and seeing it on sale the week after, that is.
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