Flying Dog Brewery Releases a Non-Alcoholic IPA Called Deepfake
It s one of very few non-alcoholic local brews Share
Spirit-free cocktails are slowly making their way into the mainstream. But when it comes to non-alcoholic beer, local options are few and far between. Maryland’s largest brewery, Flying Dog, is looking to change that with the launch of a non-alcoholic IPA called Deepfake.
“Just like Tom Cruise’s TikTok rants, our NA beer would fool anyone,” says chief marketing officer Ben Savage via email. “Deepfakes are getting harder and harder to spot these days and we thought the name was a great fit for an NA beer that tricks the senses into thinking it is a full-flavored IPA.”
Divergence in how digital media giants define privacy may cause headaches for marketers, writes Alex Brownsell.
Perhaps it was a coincidence – most likely it wasn’t. On a single day last week, both Google and Facebook decided to present two very distinct visions of the future of privacy and personalisation.
Both businesses are trying to shape discourse around the use of consumer data and identity in advertising – a topic we will return to with a dedicated WARC Guide in July. Watch this space.
Google and Facebook are by no means the only players attempting to mould the market to suit their purposes, of course. As others have pointed out,
Ben Savage has expressed his desire to perform in a reunion of the hit ABC sitcom Boy Meets World.
The 40-year-old actor recently spoke to Us Weekly and told the media outlet that he would be more than happy to reprise his role as Cory Matthews, whom he played for the show s entire run.
The performer also noted that various members of the series cast have had discussions about a potential reunion over the past few decades and expressed that many of them would be interested in producing a special episode.
Future plans: Boy Meets World star Ben Savage recently expressed his desire to perform in a reunion of the hit 1990s sitcom; he is seen at the 2016 Creative Arts Emmy Awards