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Italy) Squid Game, with 111 million viewers, officially became the most watched Netflix TV series of all at launch, becoming a social phenomenon that goes far beyond simple cinematic value. This is demonstrated by Vans which, after the release of the Korean product, recorded +7,800% in sales of the iconic white slip-ons also worn by the protagonists of the series. Furthermore, searches for sportswear related to the style of clothing used in the TV series also saw an increase in volumes of +97%. In short, a media phenomenon that seems to have generated value not only for Netflix. Discussing this marketing news we asked ourselves: are we sure it is an official Product Placement ? The Vans logo is
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On October 14, 2021, LinkedIn announced the closure of the social network in China. In its place, the Microsoft brand will insert a simple job board called InJobs. Why? The company said it found a significantly more challenging operating environment and increased compliance requirements demanded by Beijing. It all started in March 2021, a period in which the Chinese government asked LinkedIn to find a way to better moderate the content shared on the platform. However, as the months passed, numerous accounts of activists, journalists and students were banned , leading LinkedIn to its current decision to abandon the territory.