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Gemma Archer

'Glocalization' rules the world | Marketing | News | Financial Post - 2 views

  • targeting messaging to local markets resonated more deeply with con
  • sumers.
  • adapting the brand to [local consumers'] objectives and what they really value in life,
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  • “The correlation is very high between glocalization score and brand usage in a market,
  • people to perceive a brand as [they would] perceive a person. They need to speak the same language, they need to value the same things.
  • good friend
  • higher sales,
  • physical beauty and being attractive to the opposite sex
  • 42% of Canadians
  • 81% of Chinese.
  • Being rich and owning prestigious things
  • 87% of Chinese
  • 22% of Canadians and Australians, and 27% of Americans
  • Colgate is a brand that adapts well to multiple markets, including Canada.
  • Nescafé
  • Nescafé has found the way to communicate a great perception of its coffee, but for triggering different emotions,” she said.
  • Social media really talks in the language of the consumer,” she said. “It really helps brands to communicate sharing the values of a local consumer.”
Richard Allaway

geographyalltheway.com - AS / A2 / IB Geography - Glocalization - 2 views

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    Aims of this lesson: To be able to distinguish between the terms globalization and glocalization. To examine the extent to which commercial activities at a local scale have become globalized. To examine the reasons why the level and rate of adoption of globalization varies from place to place. Updated Jan 2012
Reuben Snyder

Totnes: the town that declared war on global capitalism | Business | The Guardian | Diigo - 3 views

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    Follow up on Totnes : the town that declared war on global capitalism
gareth barrell

Eat Your Freshness Burger Like A Demure Lady Thanks To The Liberation Wrapper - 3 views

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    Disparity or not ? Local response to globalisation ? Cultural Imperialism or diffusion ? Does this work ?
Matt Podbury

In Pictures: 'Chocolate City' - In Pictures - Al Jazeera English - 0 views

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    Guangzhou, China - African migrants have been arriving in Guangzhou, China's third largest city ever since the Chinese economic boom began in the late 1990s.  Current estimates put their numbers anywhere from 20,000 to 200,000. The latter figure would place their population at almost two percent of Guangzhou's 13 million residents. In any event, Guangzhou's Africans constitute Asia's largest African community. The majority of them reside in a 10 square kilometre area in the central districts of Yuexiu and Baiyun locally known as "Chocolate City".
Matt Podbury

Map Kibera - 2 views

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    Local population of Kibera mapping their own settlement.
Oliver Picton

The Philippines: The world's budget English teacher - 2 views

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-20066890

Global Interactions Sociocultural exchanges Local level

started by Oliver Picton on 12 Nov 12 no follow-up yet
Matt Podbury

McDonald's 'Italianised' menu: the future of fast food? | Life and style | guardian.co.uk - 3 views

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    McDonald's 'Italianised' menu: the future of fast food?
Ian Gabrielson

We Are Social's Guide to Social, Digital and Mobile Around the Worl... - 2 views

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johnwilliambray

Internet political activism / Avaaz (01Feb13) - YouTube - 2 views

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    EXCELLENT discussion and examples of how Avaaz (international) and 38 Degrees (UK) use online crowdsourcing to impact on politics and governance. Useful for HL ICT and Civil Society, role of Civil Society and advocacy.
Reuben Snyder

YouTube - Do you know where your food comes from? - Eat Real. Eat Local. - 3 views

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