coolhunting

Coolhunting firms often provide services for some of the largest corporations in the world.

Coolhunting is much more than simple market research because of the nature of the subjects.

This is a popular method of coolhunting as it provides insight into their target demographic within their natural environment.

She was interviewed and featured in the Spanish book Coolhunting Digital.

Coolhunting is often referred to as "Trend Spotting."

La Carmina has a coolhunting, TV production, and promotion company that provides film fixing services to broadcasters worldwide.

A prime example of a company that employs in-house coolhunting is Viacom's MTV television network.

There are several consumer-oriented websites dedicated to coolhunting or trend spotting that are operated by trend consulting firms.

We took Josh Rubin, Coolhunting Editor-in-Chief, to task about his site and his views on the world wide web.

Peter Gloor and Scott Cooper (2007) Coolhunting: Chasing Down the Next Big Thing.

Manuel Castells' World of Communication, a Manuel Castells exclusive monthly article in Media Coolhunting.

He explains that, for this week's reward challenge, they must improvise themselves as photographers to do coolhunting in the centre of Milan, taking pictures of people who may anticipate certain fashion trends.

Bigend is introduced in Pattern Recognition as the charismatic founder of the fictional "viral advertising"/coolhunting agency Blue Ant, from the perspective of protagonist Cayce Pollard:

A company will often prefer this form of coolhunting as a way to gain an advantage in the valuable youth market since the research conducted by coolhunting firms is available to anyone willing to pay for it.

She has also hosted travel videos for the Mexico Tourism Board In 2011, she hosted, scripted, arranged, and field produced the show Coolhunting Weird Wisconsin for Huffington Post Travel TV.