Author: Liam Heitmann-Ryce-LeMercier
Author: Liam Heitmann-Ryce-LeMercier
Rumours that Apple could be releasing their first foldable iPhone in 2026 represent more than just a novel way to create and consume digital content – it could reshape the way we shop online. The ...
As AI floods corporate comms, Aussie B2B marketers still trust their professional networks more than anything else. New research from LinkedIn finds B2B professionals are wary of the flood of AI-generated content when evaluating brands, ...
Founded by PR expert and lifelong food-lover Pallavi Mathur, Crumb Wire offers Aussie cooks and food culture insiders a healthy dose of fresh food news, all while keeping it accessible for every budding cook ...
The startup has emerged from stealth to reach a wider audience with a $3.8m seed fund, led by venture studio New+Improved. The small company has already secured business across Australia, New Zealand and the United ...
OzTAM, the Australian firm providing data-driven insights into television audience figures, is now reporting on how Aussies consume video across all demographics and platforms. Covering the first quarter of 2025 (January-March), the inaugural Streamscape report ...
Australia-based design and tech juggernaut Canva – valued at $49 billion – outlines its plans to acquire data-gathering platform MagicBrief. In an announcement from the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, Australian design and technology ...
Results from one of Australia’s biggest marketing surveys broadcast a challenging media landscape for Aussie marketers, with projected lags in strategy, implementation of new tech and AI fluency. The 2025 Digital, Marketing & eComm in ...
The media account of Aussie telecomms provider Optus has made the move to tech-powered creative organisation Accenture Song, after 10 years with industry partner UM Australia. Droga5, the creatives-driven agency of media organisation Accenture Song, ...
Gen Z Australians are leveraging the power of generative AI in a variety of time-saving ways, but hold significant concerns for career prospects in an increasingly automated world. A new study launched by Melbourne-based research ...
The digital age of media and online publishing was once poised as the death knell for print publications, but a new study from Melbourne-based market research body Roy Morgan proves Aussies are still committed to ...
