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In the late 90’s Text100 Madrid office opened its doors. It was the beginning of strategic partnerships with great brands that would change the world through its innovation and technology. Some of our clients have been with us for more than 10 years because of the quality of our work and our people.
We are storytellers, we are creative and understand the power of words. Our work combines digital experience and strategic communication for companies that use technology to change the world.
The dawn of cognitive computing - IBM Watson
Welcoming the dawn of the cognitive era
Work
In Cannes we text - day 2
Lego and hacked asthma inhalers: Day 2 at the Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity with Text100 Madrid correspondents Iñaki Munoz and Ángel Gallego
Creative
Raising the profile of politics - Facebook
Raising the profile of politics with Facebook
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In Cannes we text - day 3
Day 3 at the Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity. Today Inaki and Angel look at innovation, augmented intelligence and blindfold-based VR.
Creative
Cognitive Cooking - IBM Watson
IBM Watson brings cooking into the cognitive age, as their supercomputer creates a menu live on Spanish media
Work
The Ultimate Christmas Sleepover with Coca-Cola
Ever wondered what's inside the iconic Coca-Cola Christmas truck? We opened its doors and spread some festive cheer
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Beefing up cybersecurity with IBM
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In Cannes we text - day 4
Iñaki Munoz and Ángel Gallego from the Text100 Madrid office give us their final days' highlights from the Cannes Festival of Creativity: Chat-bots and voice tech.
Creative
Power up your PR with data visualization
Show off your expertise with our data visualization tools and let your data tell their story
Work
Un-inspire me: Rethinking inspiration
Newer isn't always better; Content isn't king; Conflict is good. Rethinking what we thought we knew from Eurobest 2017.
Blog
Putting engineers in space with Microsoft
Well, nearly. Our Mission: Mars training event for Microsoft was so good that even NASA wanted a go, and that's close enough for us.
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