Adland's bigwigs gathered today to hear Seven's 2025 plans. That's its content slate, not its misbehaving journos.

Seven's upfronts promised more sport & drama. And if the Wallabies keep winning, they'll be pissed they lost the rugby.

Atomic 212°'s SEO head says marketers are only interested in consumers with open wallets. Much like friends at the bar.

One of the most eagerly awaited features of Phoenix is its inventory flexibility. The platform integrates inventory across ...

Cathay‘s latest campaign “Nothing Beats Being There” is inspired by the unmistakable feeling of ‘FOMO’ that anyone who misses ...

Matt Coote, former head of sales at Snap ANZ, has reappeared at GumGum to serve as the adtech firm’s first country manager ...

Intuit‘s latest report explored how the combination of data-driven strategy, creative spark and AI-powered efficiencies can ...

Launching this month, mycar “The Chargers” are calling all Australian EV owners with vehicle-to-load (V2L) capabilities to ...

Independent Media Agencies of Australia (IMAA), the national, not-for-profit industry association for the independent media ...

Michael McConville has departed Cummins&Partners as the agency’s CEO, according to reports. He joined the Cummins&Partners ...

Australia’s largest agency, Omnicom’s OMD, heads up RECMA’s biannual assessment of agencies strengths and weaknesses while ...

Author, writer and advocate for the Indigenous Voice to Parliament Thomas Mayo has told the Blue Mountains Writers’ Festival ...