Why ‘My First Video Call Home’ Works as Collective Nostalgia
Why 'my first video call home' and the 2016 data moment behave like shared memories—and how brands can build on collective nostalgia.
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Why 'my first video call home' and the 2016 data moment behave like shared memories—and how brands can build on collective nostalgia.
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