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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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Bangkok's commuters are taking an unexpected pause in their daily rush. Frasers Property Thailand has transformed the 43-meter MITR Direct Link Tunnel into MasterPeace Pain-ting, a giant coloring book in the form of a sprawling mural by artist Tent Katchakul that passersby can color in. The initiative, running through 20 September 2025, invites residents to grab a marker and add color to illustrations of iconic Bangkok landmarks, turning a functional walkway into what the company calls a "feel-good space."The project represents a shift in how property developers position themselves within urban ecosystems. Rather than simply constructing buildings, Frasers Property Thailand is partnering with Bangkok's Metropolitan Authority and transport officials to address the stress of city living through community engagement. By embedding creative expression into public transit infrastructure, the company demonstrates how brands can become facilitators of shared experiences rather than merely providing shared spaces.TREND BITEUrban residents are looking for more than efficiency from their cities they want moments that soften the grind. By reframing transit corridors, plazas and waiting areas as sites for shared expression, brands can create everyday rituals that satisfy both the need for calm and the craving for connection.The coloring tunnel's appeal is two-fold: it offers people a creative pause while also inviting them to contribute alongside strangers a form of gentle social interaction that feels increasingly rare. For brands, the opportunity lies in identifying overlooked public spaces where collaborative creativity can address both individual wellbeing and a longing for connection, turning routine interactions into moments of meaning.
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Joe Rogan had the most listened to podcast in the United States in the second quarter of 2025, according to recent research. Read the full article at MarketingProfs
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