Shock jock Alan Jones re-signs with 2GB
The Macquarie Radio Network has resigned controversial radio commentator, Alan Jones with 2GB for a further two years. Having sat in the Breakfast Show...
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YouTube CEO Salar Kamangar crowned Media Person of the Year at Cannes
Following on from the past three recipients (Jack Dorsey, Eric Schmidt and Mark Zuckerberg), the Media Person of the Year at Cannes Lions International...
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Retail marketers shift their focus locally
A new study has found a strong shift in the balance of local vs. global marketing as Australian companies attempt to gain an edge on their competitors....
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Nutella threatens legal action against biggest fan
A die-hard Nutella fan loves the Hazelnut spread so much, she organised a global holiday around it, aptly named, World Nutella Day. Unfortunately for...
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IAB Australia launches paid social advertising best practice guidelines
Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) Australia has launched its Paid Social Advertising Best Practice Guidelines for agencies, marketers and service providers....
by Rebecca Hagan
Victorians clean up IABC Gold and Bronze Quills
Victorians from Medibank, Aurecon, Telstra and Becton Property Group played starring roles in the International Association of Business Communicators (IABC)...
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FOX FM and Triple M Melbourne engage in breakfast battle of champions
Based on the recent survey period: Sun Feb 24 – Sat March 30, 2013 and Sun Apr 7 – Sat May 11, 2013, both Triple M Melbourne’s The Hot Breakfast...
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Yahoo buys Tumblr for a reported $US1.1 billion
Yahoo’s board has approved a deal to purchase the popular blogging platform Tumblr for $US1.1 billion in cash following the move made by new chief...
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Coke and Leo Burnett bring peace to the world through vending machines
Coke and Leo Burnett have launched a new initiative called ‘Small World Machines’ which provides a live communications portal through a Coca-Cola...
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2013 Yellow™ Social Media Report: businesses need to catch up to mobile-mad world
Aussies are slowly ditching the desktop computer and using their smartphone and mobile devices to access social media according to a new study. The 2013 Yellow™...
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