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Also part of the campaign is the Blink-182 Film Festival You Didn't Know You Entered. The band explains: "To launch our first single in eight years, AT&T helped us search YouTube for every instance of fans using our music without our permission. And then we rewarded them for it." The band took all those videos and stitched together a three-minute clip, also posted below. "Thanks for being a fan," they write. 

Plus accounts include one Facebook page and 500 image uploads per month for $5 monthly, while Pro accounts, at $20 per month, cover five Facebook pages and include unlimited images. ThingLink added that its users include Van Halen, Gucci Maine, Blink-182, Speaker of the House John Boehner (R-Ohio), Canadian newspaper National Post, British comedian Alan Partridge, and the U.K. music weekly NME.

"Devices that use blinking lights to transmit data could provide the wireless Internet of the future."

Hmmm, machine creativity may be the tipping point to superiority: https://qz.com/1205270/art-made-homo-sapiens-smarter-than-neanderthals-and-better-equipped-to-survive/