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Catch up on select AI news and developments from the past week or so. Stay in the know. Read the full article at MarketingProfs
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Brussels-based organ donation advocacy group Reborn-to be Alive is taking an unconventional approach to addressing Belgium's persistent organ shortage. The organization has launched Virtual Donors, a campaign that modifies popular multiplayer games like Minecraft, Baldur's Gate 3 and Fortnite to mirror real-world organ donation. When registered organ donors play these modified versions and their character dies, up to eight of their teammates receive an extra life a digital expression of how one organ donor can save up to eight real lives. The initiative hopes to shorten Belgium's 1,474-person transplant waiting list by reaching younger demographics through their preferred medium: gaming.The campaign addresses a critical gap in Belgium's opt-out donation system, where approximately 15% of potential donations are lost when families refuse consent during emotionally charged moments. Explicit donor registration is crucial for medical teams and grieving families. By gamifying the donation process, Reborn-to be Alive hopes to normalize conversations about organ donation among younger audiences while demonstrating the tangible impact of registration. The mods are freely available to anyone who registers as a donor through Belgium's official health portal, creating a direct link between virtual solidarity and real-world life-saving potential.TREND BITEReborn-to be Alive's gaming campaign exemplifies how brands can leverage INFORMAL INFO to transform complex, emotionally heavy topics into accessible experiences. By embedding organ donation awareness into the familiar mechanics of multiplayer games, the organization bypasses traditional health communication channels that younger audiences often ignore.This playful approach doesn't diminish the gravity of the cause it amplifies it by speaking in a language that resonates. When serious, impactful decisions compete with endless distractions, the organizations that master informal, interactive communication will be the ones that can actually change behavior.
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Which major brands are people most likely to recommend to others? To find out, researchers surveyed more than a million customers in 28 markets. Read the full article at MarketingProfs
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