Behind the Ambitious Project That Aims to Keep a Language Alive and Thriving in New Zealand [Video]

Last year at Cannes, several winning agencies used technology in interesting ways to make an impact on culture—specifically, in their home markets. On one end of the spectrum, a mobile app created by Grey Brazil in used facial recognition to identify corruption in political candidates. On the other, MullenLowe SSP3 in Colombia partnered with Google to bridge the digital divide by allowing people without smartphones in remote regions without internet access to call a number to use Google Assistant to find information.