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📺 “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood” launches a YouTube channel.

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Iris helps you answer RFPs, questionnaires, and sales-related documents faster by reusing past answers and company knowledge.

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Young men already know they should check themselves for testicular cancer. They just don’t do it.

So instead of more education, the “Lump Lottery” campaign by Testicular Cancer NZ and Colenso BBDO introduces a behavioral trigger: the chance to win a ute.

Leaning into Kiwi masculinity and humor, participants are guided to learn how to check themselves, report whether they’ve found a lump, and enter to win.

You know what to do if you want that truck.

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